Ildikó Erdei
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 6532760 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Ildikó Erdei |
| PRENOMES | Ildikó |
| SOBRENOME | Erdei |
| ASSINATURA | ERDEI I |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Belgrade |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7519-5971 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 13 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 2 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 13 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2008 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Self-esteem and psychological immune competence of young people raised in child protection care
The psychological well-being of young people in child protection care may be significantly influenced by the type of care and the characteristics of the caregiving environment. The present study aimed to examine self-esteem, psychological immune competence, and health behaviour among 15–25-year-old youth living in foster families or residential care homes. The research was conducted through a questionnaire-based data collection at the child prote…
Face Down
The TV series Normal People (2020) is based on the 2018 novel of the same name by the young Irish writer Sally Rooney. The book achieved tremendous popularity, particularly among younger audiences – so-called millennials – and the TV series only added new layers of popularity and identification. The success of both of these works can be explained by the skillful way in which Rooney has managed to link and intertwine the romance between the protag…
Moving While Waiting for the Future
The status of the “double transit” countries is associated with the ex-Yugoslav (Western) Balkan countries used to depict perspective towards the EU for both the local population and the people on the move coming from the Global South. This article explores mobilities in the Serbian town, Šid, both during the 1990s and in the aftermath of 2015, by analyzing ethnographic fieldwork notes and interviews conducted during joint research. Considering i…
"Fragments of Yugoslav Socialist Modernity of the 1970ies in the TV-series "Theatre at Home
The object of analysis is a TV-series "Theatre at home", which had a long TV-life (three seasons in 1970ies and two in 1980ies) and was one of the most popular series in the socialist Yugoslavia. The series covers daily life in an ordinary Yugoslav family, based in Belgrade, and the plot is built around the humorously articulated tensions and conflicts between the main protagonist and his mother in law who lives with him, his wife and their son. …
Looking in the Rear-view Mirror
Prace Etnograficzne » 2020 » Tom 48 Numer 1 » Looking in the Rear-view Mirror: Reverse Chronicle of Covid-19 Lockdown in Serbia A A A
"Big Brother is watching you"/"You are watching Big Brother". The phenomenon of (over)watching and the imperative of ratings on a reality show
The reality show "Big Brother" represents a metaphor for the transformation of contemporary media toward its commercialization and the primate which is given to entertainment as opposed to classic informative and educational content, which, in Serbia, takes place in the context of post-socialist transformation. The hyper commercialized character of "Big Brother" is the product of a new guiding idea in the media sphere, which is to measure success…
Film as artefact
The paper uses the approach of studies of material culture to study film as a cultural artefact, and analyzes the film "Something in Between" using the methods of artefact analysis suggested by Jules Prown. The phases of analysis are: description – a thick description of the analyzed artefact/thing; evaluation – positioning the analyzed thing in a wider historical, social, cultural, political context in which it acquires specific meanings
A new life on the small screen and around it
Ever since television became institutionalized in socialist Yugoslavia in the late 1950’s, it was closely associated with the idea of a “new life” in socialist society. As a new technology, as a modern object in the socialist household, and as a medium which enabled the transmission of desirable content for creating socialist citizens and shaping models of socialist “culturality” and entertainment, television represents a prime terrain for studyi…
"Salvation Armany"
The paper considers the link between gay people and the fashion world, their role and and relationship to clothing in different fashion registries, as pointed out by Jennifer Craik, in high and in everyday fashion. Based on secondary literature the paper will outline current problematizations of the relationship between gays and high fashion, as well as their importance for the history of high, elite, designer fashion. In the second part of the p…
Stages of grief
In the spring of 2008, after Heineken bought the major stake in “Pančevačka pivara” (Pančevo brewery) from Efes, and thus became its owner, the corporation shut down production in the Pančevo factory, fired all remaining workers save for a few managers, and soon after halted production of the only remaining brand of “Pančevačka pivara” which was named after the brewery’s mid-nineteenth century founder – Weifert. Thus, after more than 150 years of…
What’s in a Beer? Cultures that Interact in Brewery Privatization
This paper is based on a study of a local beer factory, located in the Serbian province of Vojvodina, which recently went through the privatization process. At the end of 2003, the Pančevo Brewery was taken over by Efes Group, thus becoming the most western operation in the process of Efes spreading across the European market. Although it is customary to conceptualize privatization as a purely economic issue, research of the privatization of such…
Hopes and Visions
Knjaževac and its surroundings represent a local region that shares the destiny of the ‘global south’. The inhabitants perceive the region as neglected and forgotten by the state and political structures from the Belgrade ‘center’, claiming that Knjaževac is one of the poorest and most underdeveloped regions in Serbia. Nevertheless, in the last couple of years some fresh business and social development projects have been initiated, which has open…
Television, Rituals, Struggle for Public Memory in Serbia during 1990s
The aim of the paper is to point to the the role of television (mainly state owned and controlled) and ritual actions, in creating and distributing messages concerning important social and political events during the 1990s. The main argument is that the urban street political protest actions that were performed by the political and social opponents of the ruling regime, mainly in Belgrade streets and squares, were a logical outcome of the reg…
Moving While Waiting for the Future
The status of the “double transit” countries is associated with the ex-Yugoslav (Western) Balkan countries used to depict perspective towards the EU for both the local population and the people on the move coming from the Global South. This article explores mobilities in the Serbian town, Šid, both during the 1990s and in the aftermath of 2015, by analyzing ethnographic fieldwork notes and interviews conducted during joint research. Considering i…
Television, Rituals, Struggle for Public Memory in Serbia during 1990s
The aim of the paper is to point to the the role of television (mainly state owned and controlled) and ritual actions, in creating and distributing messages concerning important social and political events during the 1990s. The main argument is that the urban street political protest actions that were performed by the political and social opponents of the ruling regime, mainly in Belgrade streets and squares, were a logical outcome of the reg…
Hopes and Visions
Knjaževac and its surroundings represent a local region that shares the destiny of the ‘global south’. The inhabitants perceive the region as neglected and forgotten by the state and political structures from the Belgrade ‘center’, claiming that Knjaževac is one of the poorest and most underdeveloped regions in Serbia. Nevertheless, in the last couple of years some fresh business and social development projects have been initiated, which has open…
What’s in a Beer? Cultures that Interact in Brewery Privatization
This paper is based on a study of a local beer factory, located in the Serbian province of Vojvodina, which recently went through the privatization process. At the end of 2003, the Pančevo Brewery was taken over by Efes Group, thus becoming the most western operation in the process of Efes spreading across the European market. Although it is customary to conceptualize privatization as a purely economic issue, research of the privatization of such…
Stages of grief
In the spring of 2008, after Heineken bought the major stake in “Pančevačka pivara” (Pančevo brewery) from Efes, and thus became its owner, the corporation shut down production in the Pančevo factory, fired all remaining workers save for a few managers, and soon after halted production of the only remaining brand of “Pančevačka pivara” which was named after the brewery’s mid-nineteenth century founder – Weifert. Thus, after more than 150 years of…
A new life on the small screen and around it
Ever since television became institutionalized in socialist Yugoslavia in the late 1950’s, it was closely associated with the idea of a “new life” in socialist society. As a new technology, as a modern object in the socialist household, and as a medium which enabled the transmission of desirable content for creating socialist citizens and shaping models of socialist “culturality” and entertainment, television represents a prime terrain for studyi…
"Salvation Armany"
The paper considers the link between gay people and the fashion world, their role and and relationship to clothing in different fashion registries, as pointed out by Jennifer Craik, in high and in everyday fashion. Based on secondary literature the paper will outline current problematizations of the relationship between gays and high fashion, as well as their importance for the history of high, elite, designer fashion. In the second part of the p…
"Big Brother is watching you"/"You are watching Big Brother". The phenomenon of (over)watching and the imperative of ratings on a reality show
The reality show "Big Brother" represents a metaphor for the transformation of contemporary media toward its commercialization and the primate which is given to entertainment as opposed to classic informative and educational content, which, in Serbia, takes place in the context of post-socialist transformation. The hyper commercialized character of "Big Brother" is the product of a new guiding idea in the media sphere, which is to measure success…
Film as artefact
The paper uses the approach of studies of material culture to study film as a cultural artefact, and analyzes the film "Something in Between" using the methods of artefact analysis suggested by Jules Prown. The phases of analysis are: description – a thick description of the analyzed artefact/thing; evaluation – positioning the analyzed thing in a wider historical, social, cultural, political context in which it acquires specific meanings
Looking in the Rear-view Mirror
Prace Etnograficzne » 2020 » Tom 48 Numer 1 » Looking in the Rear-view Mirror: Reverse Chronicle of Covid-19 Lockdown in Serbia A A A
"Fragments of Yugoslav Socialist Modernity of the 1970ies in the TV-series "Theatre at Home
The object of analysis is a TV-series "Theatre at home", which had a long TV-life (three seasons in 1970ies and two in 1980ies) and was one of the most popular series in the socialist Yugoslavia. The series covers daily life in an ordinary Yugoslav family, based in Belgrade, and the plot is built around the humorously articulated tensions and conflicts between the main protagonist and his mother in law who lives with him, his wife and their son. …
Face Down
The TV series Normal People (2020) is based on the 2018 novel of the same name by the young Irish writer Sally Rooney. The book achieved tremendous popularity, particularly among younger audiences – so-called millennials – and the TV series only added new layers of popularity and identification. The success of both of these works can be explained by the skillful way in which Rooney has managed to link and intertwine the romance between the protag…
Moving While Waiting for the Future
The status of the “double transit” countries is associated with the ex-Yugoslav (Western) Balkan countries used to depict perspective towards the EU for both the local population and the people on the move coming from the Global South. This article explores mobilities in the Serbian town, Šid, both during the 1990s and in the aftermath of 2015, by analyzing ethnographic fieldwork notes and interviews conducted during joint research. Considering i…
Self-esteem and psychological immune competence of young people raised in child protection care
The psychological well-being of young people in child protection care may be significantly influenced by the type of care and the characteristics of the caregiving environment. The present study aimed to examine self-esteem, psychological immune competence, and health behaviour among 15–25-year-old youth living in foster families or residential care homes. The research was conducted through a questionnaire-based data collection at the child prote…
Political science (9 obras) · Sociology (9 obras) · Law (8 obras) · Art (7 obras) · Balkans: History, Politics, Society (7 obras) · History (7 obras) · Aesthetics (6 obras) · Media studies (4 obras) · Balkan and Eastern European Studies (3 obras) · Computer Science (3 obras)