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Ines Prica

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ID942058
NAMEInes Prica
GIVEN NAMESInes
FAMILY NAMEPrica
SIGNATUREPRICA I
AFFILIATIONSInstitute of Ethnology and Folklore Research
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS8
TOTAL CITATIONS3
WORKS AS AUTHOR8
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2004
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2021
H-INDEX1
  • Sars-Cov-2

    Open Access•Ines Prica•ARTICLE•Glasnik Etnografskog instituta•2021

    The oscillations in the Croatian scenario of the struggle with the pandemic are followed by the considerable rearrangements of the key social actors. The initial success in the controle of the disease, as well as goverment measures for the rescue of national economy (recognized as the return of social state), have led to the unprecedentent public suppport and hope in the renowal of the disturbed social cohesion. The optimism was projected in the …

  • Political Items on the Ground of the Trivial. Singing Politics of Croatian Transition

    Open Access•Ines Prica•ARTICLE•ЕтноАнтропоЗум/EthnoAnthropoZoom•2016

    The trivialization of the political discourse makes the contemporary Croatia an awkward sample for revisiting the state of nationalism and antagonism as the symptom of its post-Yugoslav condition. In their frozen and perplexed shape, many of the items "formerly known" as crucial for the nationaloriented politics, are now nonchalantly left to the pop-cultural elaboration. With the two intriguing examples of Croatian pop-ideology we are showing the…

  • Kulturna animalistika u obzoru hrvatske humanistike

    Open Access•Ines Prica•ARTICLE•Poznanskie Studia Slawistyczne•2013

  • The Ganga Paradox

    Open Access•Ines Prica•ARTICLE•Traditiones•2012

    The intention of this paper is to focus on the symbolic fate of an ‘unusual’ folklore expression which, thanks to is indisputable authenticity, has broken through to the status of internationally protected World Intangible Heritage while, at the same time, it has been stalked by the long-term and unsolved controversies of local political taboo and subversion. *** Namen prispevka je pozornost simbolični usodi ‘nenavadnega’ izraza folklore, ki se j…

  • Rebellion of the Signifier”

    Open Access•Ines Prica•ARTICLE•Etnoantropološki problemi /…•2009

    In this paper the concept of bricolage is applied to the paradoxical contexts of transitory societies using the translation of general theoretical concepts to those politically recognizable. On the one hand, notions of intersubjectivity, improvisation and self-organisation suggest social functioning based on the principles of free market, management and self-government; while on the other, common understanding of transition as the "application of…

  • The function of the 'concrete God

    Open Access•Ines Prica•ARTICLE•Glasnik Etnografskog instituta•2009

    I am inspired by many reasons to make a somewhat different contribution to marking the anniversary of the passing of Dusan Bandic. Although today, Dusan Bandic is primarily considered as the leader in the research of so-called popular religion or even in narrower terms - Serbian Orthodox Christianity for me his work has a more far reaching and less localized dimension. It is dominated by the concept of functionality, and of the value of research,…

  • The Construction of Authority in a "Female" Discipline

    Ines Prica•ARTICLE•Acta Ethnographica Hungarica•2006•References: 1

    The supremacy of female authority in field such as ethnology or cultural-social anthropology, is here strongly related to the situation in European transitional scholarly communities. With a main example of “the rule of women” in Croatian ethnology from the mid-20th century up to today, it will be analysed as a matter of profound contextual causes which, when Eastern European setting is in question, reach as far as the paradox of “socialist natio…

  • Legacy of Yugoslav Ethnologies and Contemporary Research of Post-socialism

    Open Access•Ines Prica•ARTICLE•Traditiones•2004•Cited by: 3•References: 10

    U izlaganju se razmatraju uvjeti za antropološko istraživanje postsocijalističkih društava s obzirom na znanstveno nasljeđe etnologija u socijalizmu, posebno na primjeru hrvatske etnologije kao nekadašnjeg dijela jugoslavenskog sustava različitih etnoloških znanstvenih tradicija. Praznina etnografije socijalizma ali i elementi znanstvene postkolonijalnosti u istraživanju i interpretaciji istočnoeuropskih društava od strane zapadne antropologije p…

  • Legacy of Yugoslav Ethnologies and Contemporary Research of Post-socialism

    Open Access•Ines Prica•ARTICLE•Traditiones•2004•Cited by: 3•References: 10

    U izlaganju se razmatraju uvjeti za antropološko istraživanje postsocijalističkih društava s obzirom na znanstveno nasljeđe etnologija u socijalizmu, posebno na primjeru hrvatske etnologije kao nekadašnjeg dijela jugoslavenskog sustava različitih etnoloških znanstvenih tradicija. Praznina etnografije socijalizma ali i elementi znanstvene postkolonijalnosti u istraživanju i interpretaciji istočnoeuropskih društava od strane zapadne antropologije p…

  • Legacy of Yugoslav Ethnologies and Contemporary Research of Post-socialism

    Open Access•Ines Prica•ARTICLE•Traditiones•2004•Cited by: 3•References: 10

    U izlaganju se razmatraju uvjeti za antropološko istraživanje postsocijalističkih društava s obzirom na znanstveno nasljeđe etnologija u socijalizmu, posebno na primjeru hrvatske etnologije kao nekadašnjeg dijela jugoslavenskog sustava različitih etnoloških znanstvenih tradicija. Praznina etnografije socijalizma ali i elementi znanstvene postkolonijalnosti u istraživanju i interpretaciji istočnoeuropskih društava od strane zapadne antropologije p…

  • The Construction of Authority in a "Female" Discipline

    Ines Prica•ARTICLE•Acta Ethnographica Hungarica•2006•References: 1

    The supremacy of female authority in field such as ethnology or cultural-social anthropology, is here strongly related to the situation in European transitional scholarly communities. With a main example of “the rule of women” in Croatian ethnology from the mid-20th century up to today, it will be analysed as a matter of profound contextual causes which, when Eastern European setting is in question, reach as far as the paradox of “socialist natio…

  • Rebellion of the Signifier”

    Open Access•Ines Prica•ARTICLE•Etnoantropološki problemi /…•2009

    In this paper the concept of bricolage is applied to the paradoxical contexts of transitory societies using the translation of general theoretical concepts to those politically recognizable. On the one hand, notions of intersubjectivity, improvisation and self-organisation suggest social functioning based on the principles of free market, management and self-government; while on the other, common understanding of transition as the "application of…

  • The function of the 'concrete God

    Open Access•Ines Prica•ARTICLE•Glasnik Etnografskog instituta•2009

    I am inspired by many reasons to make a somewhat different contribution to marking the anniversary of the passing of Dusan Bandic. Although today, Dusan Bandic is primarily considered as the leader in the research of so-called popular religion or even in narrower terms - Serbian Orthodox Christianity for me his work has a more far reaching and less localized dimension. It is dominated by the concept of functionality, and of the value of research,…

  • The Ganga Paradox

    Open Access•Ines Prica•ARTICLE•Traditiones•2012

    The intention of this paper is to focus on the symbolic fate of an ‘unusual’ folklore expression which, thanks to is indisputable authenticity, has broken through to the status of internationally protected World Intangible Heritage while, at the same time, it has been stalked by the long-term and unsolved controversies of local political taboo and subversion. *** Namen prispevka je pozornost simbolični usodi ‘nenavadnega’ izraza folklore, ki se j…

  • Kulturna animalistika u obzoru hrvatske humanistike

    Open Access•Ines Prica•ARTICLE•Poznanskie Studia Slawistyczne•2013

  • Political Items on the Ground of the Trivial. Singing Politics of Croatian Transition

    Open Access•Ines Prica•ARTICLE•ЕтноАнтропоЗум/EthnoAnthropoZoom•2016

    The trivialization of the political discourse makes the contemporary Croatia an awkward sample for revisiting the state of nationalism and antagonism as the symptom of its post-Yugoslav condition. In their frozen and perplexed shape, many of the items "formerly known" as crucial for the nationaloriented politics, are now nonchalantly left to the pop-cultural elaboration. With the two intriguing examples of Croatian pop-ideology we are showing the…

  • Sars-Cov-2

    Open Access•Ines Prica•ARTICLE•Glasnik Etnografskog instituta•2021

    The oscillations in the Croatian scenario of the struggle with the pandemic are followed by the considerable rearrangements of the key social actors. The initial success in the controle of the disease, as well as goverment measures for the rescue of national economy (recognized as the return of social state), have led to the unprecedentent public suppport and hope in the renowal of the disturbed social cohesion. The optimism was projected in the …

Sociology (6 works) · Law (5 works) · Philosophy (5 works) · Political science (5 works) · Politics (5 works) · Balkans: History, Politics, Society (4 works) · Aesthetics (2 works) · Art (2 works) · Croatian (2 works) · Epistemology (2 works)

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