Mladena Prelić
Biographic Data
| ID | 90883 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Mladena Prelić |
| GIVEN NAMES | Mladena |
| FAMILY NAME | Prelić |
| SIGNATURE | PRELIĆ M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Arheološki Institut |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8074-8857 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 13 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2002 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Intercultural dialogues
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Ičvič's Travels
The paper offers a reading of the novel London, Pomaz by Petar Milošević (b. 1952 in Kalaz, Hungary) in the key of individual and collective identity positionings, from the aspect of sociocultural anthropology. The novel, published in 1993, is framed as a love story spanning the East and West, until recently divided by the Cold War, and the protagonists are Serbs from the area around Budapest, a community to which both the author and his main cha…
Naucni rad i rod - sinhrone i dijahrone perspektive
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Vojislav Radovanovic as an ethnologist
Vojislav S. Radovanović (January 27th 1894, Pavlica/Raška - April 26th 1957, Belgrade), was a geographer-geomorphologist by formal education, but in the course of his academic career he also researched in the area of anthropogeography, ethnology and history. He was a student and assistant of Jovan Cvijić; professor of universities in Zagreb, Skopje and Belgrade; corresponding member of the Serbian Academy of Sciences (SAS) since 1940. He was one …
The state, statistics, minorities and power
In this paper we deal with ethnically diverse categories of residents of the Duchy and the Kingdom of Serbia in national censuses conducted between 1834 and 1910, with an accent on those conducted from 1862 - the period when official state statistics institutions were established. We do not deal foremost with numbers and statistical analyses, but with censuses as such - as we consider censuses to be an important instrument in the hands of the sta…
Jovan Cvijic and the beginnings of establishing ethnology as a discipline in Serbia
The role of Jovan Cvijić, especially his anthropogeographical school in the early stages of the development of ethnology in Serbia was undeniably significant. Today its influence is largely obsolete, which is not surprising given the temporal distance from the time the discipline was founded, in the late nineteenth and early twenties centuries. In spite of that, in some recent critical reviews, Cvijić’s work and its importance for the development…
One Step Forward, Two Steps Back. The Serbian Path to Europe at the Beginning of the Twenty-First Century
In most eastern European countries, consensus on EU integration was reached relatively easily. In Serbia, however, the political and intellectual elites are still reluctant to make definite decisions with respect to EU integration. This paper analyzes public discourse, its possible contextual meanings, and its relation to the public opinion polls on this issue. The findings offer a particular perspective on the slow and still far from completed p…
“We Preserved Everything Old.” Folk Tradition and Traditionalism in Culture of Ethnic Minorities
The paper discusses the conceptualization of two widely spread concepts of culture of ethnic minorities – one which implies that the minority culture is by definition a traditionalist one, and the other that implies it is based exclusively or predominantly on traditional folk culture. These concepts have an impact on the self-understanding of members of the minorities themselves, as well as on the policies toward them by the relevant circles of t…
Davorin Jenko in Social Memory
Davorin Jenko (1835-1914), skladatelj in dirigent, »mož dveh domovin«, Slovenec po rodu in panslavist po nazorih, je živel in deloval v Pančevu in Beogradu več ko 40 let. Njegova zapuščina je do danes ostala pomembna v Srbiji in Sloveniji. V tem članku je obravnavno predvsem vprašanje, kako je nastajal družbeni spomin na Davorina Jenka, in sicer tako, da časovno sledimo načinom, kako se Jenka spominjajo in kako o njem govorijo v Srbiji in Sloveni…
The Serbs in Slovenia
The breakdown of the former Yugoslavia has resulted in formation of new independent states while the former co-citizens and constitutive people have found themselves in new roles. Some have become a majority while some have become a minority, with an aspiration to affirm the status in the public sphere. As a country with a large numbers of immigrants from the former Yugoslavia, Slovenia is facing a challenge of the confirmation of ethnic pluralis…
An example of ethnic exogamy and identity
This paper briefly discuses the Serbian ethnic community in Hungary, emphasizing the change that came about in the 20th century. Namely, the community started to change from an extremely closed, in-group oriented to an open community that allows mixed marriages. Some numerical/statistical data based on censuses and data from the Orthodox Church in Hungary are provided, as well as the Serbian attitudes toward the mixed marriages, and their influen…
Maintaining ethnic identity
Celebration of Family patron's day is very widespread among Serbs in general. The traditional model of celebration suffered many changes, which in practice resulted in many variations in terms of its form. Regardless of its relatively simple form of celebration, Family patron's day still represents a very complex, amalgamating and multifunctional custom. In addition to religious aspects (both pagan and Christian), the celebration itself contains …
Ethnic identity
In this paper the author deals with the issue of ethnic identification of the contemporary Serbian community / national minority in Hungary. Several aspects of the problem are taken into account: self-identification, symbols of identity and the criteria of belonging to the group, dual identity and the distance "us:them"
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Ethnic identity
In this paper the author deals with the issue of ethnic identification of the contemporary Serbian community / national minority in Hungary. Several aspects of the problem are taken into account: self-identification, symbols of identity and the criteria of belonging to the group, dual identity and the distance "us:them"
Maintaining ethnic identity
Celebration of Family patron's day is very widespread among Serbs in general. The traditional model of celebration suffered many changes, which in practice resulted in many variations in terms of its form. Regardless of its relatively simple form of celebration, Family patron's day still represents a very complex, amalgamating and multifunctional custom. In addition to religious aspects (both pagan and Christian), the celebration itself contains …
An example of ethnic exogamy and identity
This paper briefly discuses the Serbian ethnic community in Hungary, emphasizing the change that came about in the 20th century. Namely, the community started to change from an extremely closed, in-group oriented to an open community that allows mixed marriages. Some numerical/statistical data based on censuses and data from the Orthodox Church in Hungary are provided, as well as the Serbian attitudes toward the mixed marriages, and their influen…
The Serbs in Slovenia
The breakdown of the former Yugoslavia has resulted in formation of new independent states while the former co-citizens and constitutive people have found themselves in new roles. Some have become a majority while some have become a minority, with an aspiration to affirm the status in the public sphere. As a country with a large numbers of immigrants from the former Yugoslavia, Slovenia is facing a challenge of the confirmation of ethnic pluralis…
Davorin Jenko in Social Memory
Davorin Jenko (1835-1914), skladatelj in dirigent, »mož dveh domovin«, Slovenec po rodu in panslavist po nazorih, je živel in deloval v Pančevu in Beogradu več ko 40 let. Njegova zapuščina je do danes ostala pomembna v Srbiji in Sloveniji. V tem članku je obravnavno predvsem vprašanje, kako je nastajal družbeni spomin na Davorina Jenka, in sicer tako, da časovno sledimo načinom, kako se Jenka spominjajo in kako o njem govorijo v Srbiji in Sloveni…
“We Preserved Everything Old.” Folk Tradition and Traditionalism in Culture of Ethnic Minorities
The paper discusses the conceptualization of two widely spread concepts of culture of ethnic minorities – one which implies that the minority culture is by definition a traditionalist one, and the other that implies it is based exclusively or predominantly on traditional folk culture. These concepts have an impact on the self-understanding of members of the minorities themselves, as well as on the policies toward them by the relevant circles of t…
One Step Forward, Two Steps Back. The Serbian Path to Europe at the Beginning of the Twenty-First Century
In most eastern European countries, consensus on EU integration was reached relatively easily. In Serbia, however, the political and intellectual elites are still reluctant to make definite decisions with respect to EU integration. This paper analyzes public discourse, its possible contextual meanings, and its relation to the public opinion polls on this issue. The findings offer a particular perspective on the slow and still far from completed p…
Jovan Cvijic and the beginnings of establishing ethnology as a discipline in Serbia
The role of Jovan Cvijić, especially his anthropogeographical school in the early stages of the development of ethnology in Serbia was undeniably significant. Today its influence is largely obsolete, which is not surprising given the temporal distance from the time the discipline was founded, in the late nineteenth and early twenties centuries. In spite of that, in some recent critical reviews, Cvijić’s work and its importance for the development…
The state, statistics, minorities and power
In this paper we deal with ethnically diverse categories of residents of the Duchy and the Kingdom of Serbia in national censuses conducted between 1834 and 1910, with an accent on those conducted from 1862 - the period when official state statistics institutions were established. We do not deal foremost with numbers and statistical analyses, but with censuses as such - as we consider censuses to be an important instrument in the hands of the sta…
Vojislav Radovanovic as an ethnologist
Vojislav S. Radovanović (January 27th 1894, Pavlica/Raška - April 26th 1957, Belgrade), was a geographer-geomorphologist by formal education, but in the course of his academic career he also researched in the area of anthropogeography, ethnology and history. He was a student and assistant of Jovan Cvijić; professor of universities in Zagreb, Skopje and Belgrade; corresponding member of the Serbian Academy of Sciences (SAS) since 1940. He was one …
Ičvič's Travels
The paper offers a reading of the novel London, Pomaz by Petar Milošević (b. 1952 in Kalaz, Hungary) in the key of individual and collective identity positionings, from the aspect of sociocultural anthropology. The novel, published in 1993, is framed as a love story spanning the East and West, until recently divided by the Cold War, and the protagonists are Serbs from the area around Budapest, a community to which both the author and his main cha…
Naucni rad i rod - sinhrone i dijahrone perspektive
nema
Intercultural dialogues
nema
Sociology (11 works) · Balkans: History, Politics, Society (9 works) · Linguistics (9 works) · Philosophy (9 works) · Serbian (7 works) · Ethnic group (6 works) · History (6 works) · Law (6 works) · Political science (6 works) · Anthropology (5 works)