Mateja Habinc
Biographic Data
| ID | 879955 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Mateja Habinc |
| GIVEN NAMES | Mateja |
| FAMILY NAME | Habinc |
| SIGNATURE | HABINC M |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Ljubljana |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6663-7328 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 15 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2008 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
From Diligence to Authenticity”: Changes in the Perception of Diligence in Slovenia in Relation to Work
Diligence is often considered to be one of cherished Slovene characteristics. At the same time contemporary Slovene discourses problematize it, for example, as wrong and as a possible path leading towards burnout. The article therefore describes the variety of meanings and values attributed to the Slovene adjective “pridnost”. It is based on the analysis of one collection of Slovenian riddles and of one collection of proverbs, as well as of the p…
On the Value of Various Correspondences in the Research Process
This article, which is informed by a study of secondhand clothing retail, aims to reflect methodologically on various correspondences surrounding sources and correspondences between sources and a researcher. The article discusses the influence such correspondences might have on interpreting, perceiving, and explaining the researched phenomenon of secondhand clothing retail. It reviews what authors of various sources focused upon while photographi…
Heritagisation and Community Formation in the Pivško Region
Pivško is a small region in south-western Slovenia that appropriated a nationally recognised literary hero named Martin Krpan as its most visible heritage. The article questions if this act of appropriation correlates with what the inhabitants of the Pivško region consider as examples their personal, family, local or regional heritage. These various heritages are observed through the prisms of (political) power relations and community-building pr…
Commission shops as providers of basic household goods: The case studies of Slovenia and Czechoslovakia
Mostly through the case studies of the Slovenian Komisija and Czechoslovak Chronor, Klenoty and Bazar stores, this article presents socialist commission shops as providers of basic household goods. It therefore contributes insights into the complexity of commission shops as a specific type of second-hand retail as well as insights into the complexity of types of retail and socialist consumerism in general. It briefly compares commission shops wit…
Usages of the past in Contemporary Events in Kozara and Sutjeska National Parks
V članku je obravnavano, kako (so)organizatorji prireditev, ki potekajo v Narodnem parku Kozara in Narodnem parku Sutjeska v Bosni in Hercegovini, v sodobnosti pojmujejo njihovo tradicionalnost. Avtorico zanima, s katerim časom povezujejo tradicijo, kakšno mesto tu pripada jugoslovanski socialistični preteklosti in takrat poudarjenim vrednotam, ki so bile pomembne v razvoju obeh parkov. Pred desetletji sta bila oba pomembna kraja ideološkega turi…
Second-Hand Clothes Shops in Slovenia: The Contemporary Situation in Its (A)Historical Perspective
Abandoned spaces, mute memories: On marginalized inhabitants in the urban centres of Slovenia
Article focuses on degraded heritage(s) and their meanings for different groups of inhabitants, interpreting it/them through the studies of dominant and silenced memories. Case-studies of chosen Slovenian urban centres illustrate the consequences of drastic population change after the Second World War and of the transformation of power relations after Slovenia’s independence which brought changes in the political-ideological and economic system. …
Europskost ukidanja praznika i socijalističkog neradničkog mentaliteta
U tekstu se analiziraju službeni i neslužbeni diskursi (medijsko izvjestavanje, internetski komentari i forumi) u Sloveniji i Hrvatskoj koji ukidanje praznika tematiziraju kao gospodarsku mjeru (stednje). Prate se odnosi između ukidanja praznika, marljivosti i mentaliteta na jednoj strani te balkanskog, socijalistickog i europskog identiteta na drugoj. Prikupljena građa sugerira da su obje vlade prijedlozima o ukidanju praznika potakle vecinom dv…
Intangible Culture as Tradition: The Cows’ Ball, the Village Serenade and the Country Wedding in Bohinj
The article focuses on the authenticating strategies employed by the organizers of three Bohinj events which refer to alpine grazing and wedding customs of the area. Since the beginnings of these events in the 1950s, it was largely textual aspects that were taken as contributing substantially to the authenticity of the events, whereas more recently temporal and spatial contexts of tangible and intangible culture, presented at the events, have als…
The Traditional Cows’ Ball (kravji bal), Village Serenade (vasovanje), and Country Wedding (kmečka ohcet) In Bohinj from the Organizers’ Perspective
Članek analizira predstave o tradicionalnosti sodobnih turističnih prireditev Kravji bal, Vasovanje in Kmečka ohcet. Primerja predvsem vsebine prireditev v času njihovega nastanka, v petdesetih in deloma tudi šestdesetih letih prejšnjega stoletja ter v sodobnosti, pri čemer se med drugim posveča razumevanju »etnografske ustreznosti«. *** This article analyzes contemporary perceptions about the traditional character of the contemporary tourism eve…
The Kurentovanje of Ptuj as a Way of Homogenizing Carnival Culture
Folklorization as Diversification or Molding: Comparing Two “Traditional” Holidays
The article presents transformations of St. Roch’s Day and carnival festivities in the last decade before and the first two decades after the Second World War in the Slovenian town of Brežice. The main focus is how the public celebration of these two “typical” holidays of the town was transformed, which primarily occurred as a consequence of changes in the broader sociopolitical situation. The author thus interprets them through the perspective o…
Les fêtes calendaires pendant et après le socialisme
Même si l'ethnologie slovène étudie la modernité depuis au moins les années 1960, les chercheurs qui travaillent sur le calendrier s'intéressaient surtout, jusque récemment, aux traditions présocialistes. Depuis le début du xxi e siècle, non seulement des recherches ont été consacrées aux fêtes pendant et après le socialisme, mais l'attention s'est déplacée d'une approche comparatiste culturelle et historique, pour l'essentiel, vers des questions…
Investigating (Post-)Socialist Public Holidays
V članku je predstavljen pregled etnološkega oziroma antropološkega preučevanja koledarskih praznikov po letu 1945. Najprej so orisane značilnosti evropskih in ameriških študij postsocializma, nato pa še raziskav v nekdanjih republikah bivše Jugoslavije. Podrobnejša pozornost je namenjena predvsem preučenosti koledarskih (post)socialističnih praznikov v Sloveniji. Avtorica ugotavlja, da so raziskave etnologije oziroma antropologije postsocializma…
Deviacije i promašaji: Etnografija domaćeg socijalizma edited by Čale Feldman, Lada, and Ines Prica
Intangible Culture as Tradition: The Cows’ Ball, the Village Serenade and the Country Wedding in Bohinj
The article focuses on the authenticating strategies employed by the organizers of three Bohinj events which refer to alpine grazing and wedding customs of the area. Since the beginnings of these events in the 1950s, it was largely textual aspects that were taken as contributing substantially to the authenticity of the events, whereas more recently temporal and spatial contexts of tangible and intangible culture, presented at the events, have als…
Les fêtes calendaires pendant et après le socialisme
Même si l'ethnologie slovène étudie la modernité depuis au moins les années 1960, les chercheurs qui travaillent sur le calendrier s'intéressaient surtout, jusque récemment, aux traditions présocialistes. Depuis le début du xxi e siècle, non seulement des recherches ont été consacrées aux fêtes pendant et après le socialisme, mais l'attention s'est déplacée d'une approche comparatiste culturelle et historique, pour l'essentiel, vers des questions…
Investigating (Post-)Socialist Public Holidays
V članku je predstavljen pregled etnološkega oziroma antropološkega preučevanja koledarskih praznikov po letu 1945. Najprej so orisane značilnosti evropskih in ameriških študij postsocializma, nato pa še raziskav v nekdanjih republikah bivše Jugoslavije. Podrobnejša pozornost je namenjena predvsem preučenosti koledarskih (post)socialističnih praznikov v Sloveniji. Avtorica ugotavlja, da so raziskave etnologije oziroma antropologije postsocializma…
Investigating (Post-)Socialist Public Holidays
V članku je predstavljen pregled etnološkega oziroma antropološkega preučevanja koledarskih praznikov po letu 1945. Najprej so orisane značilnosti evropskih in ameriških študij postsocializma, nato pa še raziskav v nekdanjih republikah bivše Jugoslavije. Podrobnejša pozornost je namenjena predvsem preučenosti koledarskih (post)socialističnih praznikov v Sloveniji. Avtorica ugotavlja, da so raziskave etnologije oziroma antropologije postsocializma…
Deviacije i promašaji: Etnografija domaćeg socijalizma edited by Čale Feldman, Lada, and Ines Prica
Folklorization as Diversification or Molding: Comparing Two “Traditional” Holidays
The article presents transformations of St. Roch’s Day and carnival festivities in the last decade before and the first two decades after the Second World War in the Slovenian town of Brežice. The main focus is how the public celebration of these two “typical” holidays of the town was transformed, which primarily occurred as a consequence of changes in the broader sociopolitical situation. The author thus interprets them through the perspective o…
Les fêtes calendaires pendant et après le socialisme
Même si l'ethnologie slovène étudie la modernité depuis au moins les années 1960, les chercheurs qui travaillent sur le calendrier s'intéressaient surtout, jusque récemment, aux traditions présocialistes. Depuis le début du xxi e siècle, non seulement des recherches ont été consacrées aux fêtes pendant et après le socialisme, mais l'attention s'est déplacée d'une approche comparatiste culturelle et historique, pour l'essentiel, vers des questions…
The Traditional Cows’ Ball (kravji bal), Village Serenade (vasovanje), and Country Wedding (kmečka ohcet) In Bohinj from the Organizers’ Perspective
Članek analizira predstave o tradicionalnosti sodobnih turističnih prireditev Kravji bal, Vasovanje in Kmečka ohcet. Primerja predvsem vsebine prireditev v času njihovega nastanka, v petdesetih in deloma tudi šestdesetih letih prejšnjega stoletja ter v sodobnosti, pri čemer se med drugim posveča razumevanju »etnografske ustreznosti«. *** This article analyzes contemporary perceptions about the traditional character of the contemporary tourism eve…
The Kurentovanje of Ptuj as a Way of Homogenizing Carnival Culture
Intangible Culture as Tradition: The Cows’ Ball, the Village Serenade and the Country Wedding in Bohinj
The article focuses on the authenticating strategies employed by the organizers of three Bohinj events which refer to alpine grazing and wedding customs of the area. Since the beginnings of these events in the 1950s, it was largely textual aspects that were taken as contributing substantially to the authenticity of the events, whereas more recently temporal and spatial contexts of tangible and intangible culture, presented at the events, have als…
Europskost ukidanja praznika i socijalističkog neradničkog mentaliteta
U tekstu se analiziraju službeni i neslužbeni diskursi (medijsko izvjestavanje, internetski komentari i forumi) u Sloveniji i Hrvatskoj koji ukidanje praznika tematiziraju kao gospodarsku mjeru (stednje). Prate se odnosi između ukidanja praznika, marljivosti i mentaliteta na jednoj strani te balkanskog, socijalistickog i europskog identiteta na drugoj. Prikupljena građa sugerira da su obje vlade prijedlozima o ukidanju praznika potakle vecinom dv…
Abandoned spaces, mute memories: On marginalized inhabitants in the urban centres of Slovenia
Article focuses on degraded heritage(s) and their meanings for different groups of inhabitants, interpreting it/them through the studies of dominant and silenced memories. Case-studies of chosen Slovenian urban centres illustrate the consequences of drastic population change after the Second World War and of the transformation of power relations after Slovenia’s independence which brought changes in the political-ideological and economic system. …
Usages of the past in Contemporary Events in Kozara and Sutjeska National Parks
V članku je obravnavano, kako (so)organizatorji prireditev, ki potekajo v Narodnem parku Kozara in Narodnem parku Sutjeska v Bosni in Hercegovini, v sodobnosti pojmujejo njihovo tradicionalnost. Avtorico zanima, s katerim časom povezujejo tradicijo, kakšno mesto tu pripada jugoslovanski socialistični preteklosti in takrat poudarjenim vrednotam, ki so bile pomembne v razvoju obeh parkov. Pred desetletji sta bila oba pomembna kraja ideološkega turi…
Second-Hand Clothes Shops in Slovenia: The Contemporary Situation in Its (A)Historical Perspective
Commission shops as providers of basic household goods: The case studies of Slovenia and Czechoslovakia
Mostly through the case studies of the Slovenian Komisija and Czechoslovak Chronor, Klenoty and Bazar stores, this article presents socialist commission shops as providers of basic household goods. It therefore contributes insights into the complexity of commission shops as a specific type of second-hand retail as well as insights into the complexity of types of retail and socialist consumerism in general. It briefly compares commission shops wit…
On the Value of Various Correspondences in the Research Process
This article, which is informed by a study of secondhand clothing retail, aims to reflect methodologically on various correspondences surrounding sources and correspondences between sources and a researcher. The article discusses the influence such correspondences might have on interpreting, perceiving, and explaining the researched phenomenon of secondhand clothing retail. It reviews what authors of various sources focused upon while photographi…
Heritagisation and Community Formation in the Pivško Region
Pivško is a small region in south-western Slovenia that appropriated a nationally recognised literary hero named Martin Krpan as its most visible heritage. The article questions if this act of appropriation correlates with what the inhabitants of the Pivško region consider as examples their personal, family, local or regional heritage. These various heritages are observed through the prisms of (political) power relations and community-building pr…
From Diligence to Authenticity”: Changes in the Perception of Diligence in Slovenia in Relation to Work
Diligence is often considered to be one of cherished Slovene characteristics. At the same time contemporary Slovene discourses problematize it, for example, as wrong and as a possible path leading towards burnout. The article therefore describes the variety of meanings and values attributed to the Slovene adjective “pridnost”. It is based on the analysis of one collection of Slovenian riddles and of one collection of proverbs, as well as of the p…
Art (9 works) · Balkans: History, Politics, Society (6 works) · Political science (6 works) · Law (5 works) · Aesthetics (4 works) · Balkan and Eastern European Studies (4 works) · Cultural Heritage Management and Preservation (4 works) · History (4 works) · Humanities (4 works) · Philosophy (4 works)