Papers by Alenka Bartulovic
Kulturni spomin, May 15, 2023
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Traditiones, Jun 20, 2018
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Narodna umjetnost: Croatian Journal of Ethnology and Folklore Research, Jun 18, 2015
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Studies in Ethnicity and Nationalism, Mar 18, 2008
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Routledge eBooks, Feb 6, 2023
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Musicological Annual, Dec 13, 2019
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Ethnologie francaise, 2012
The article focuses on the ways the human body is exhibited in museums. It presents two examples ... more The article focuses on the ways the human body is exhibited in museums. It presents two examples of such remains that have become museum objects in Slovenia – a strap made of human skin and a shrunken human head. Museums have not yet made a decision to completely remove such objects from their exhibitions, since the museum audience desires and seeks attractions. Due to their authenticity, the human body and body parts are museum objects par excellence that fascinate the public; and it is the public that makes the existence of museums worthwhile.
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Narodna umjetnost: Croatian Journal of Ethnology and Folklore Research, Dec 14, 2015
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At the end of 2012, Bosnia-Herzegovina1 made global news headlines once again. This time it was n... more At the end of 2012, Bosnia-Herzegovina1 made global news headlines once again. This time it was not a bloody war nor the highly problematic post-war reconstruction process that attracted public attention, but a single veiled woman. Amra Babic is one of only five female mayors elected in Bosnia in October’s municipal elections and, as media reports claim, she might be the only hijab-wearing mayor in Europe. While the local news producers have not been particularly preoccupied with the new political head of the small town (Visoko), many Muslim countries celebrated Babic’s electoral triumph and regarded it as a small but important victory for Islam and for Muslim women in Europe. On the other hand, Western international interest in Visoko’s mayor, a member of the Party of Democratic Action (SDA), which was a crucial actor in redefining the place of Islam in Bosniak identity,2 clearly exposes some of the implications and generalized assumptions about Islam and gender relations.
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Kulturni spomin, May 15, 2023
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Łódzkie Studia Etnograficzne, Oct 1, 2017
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Ethnologie française, 2012
ABSTRACT L'article interroge la façon dont le corps humain est exposé dans les musées. Il... more ABSTRACT L'article interroge la façon dont le corps humain est exposé dans les musées. Il présente deux cas de restes mortels qui sont devenus en Slovénie des objets muséographiques : une lanière en peau et une tête réduite. Ce type d'objets est une attraction que le public recherche, si bien que les musées n'ont pas encore pris la décision de les retirer complètement des vitrines. En raison de leur authenticité, le corps humain et les parties corporelles constituent des objets muséographiques par excellence, qui fascinent les visiteurs. C'est le public qui fait le musée. The article focuses on the ways the human body is exhibited in museums. It presents two examples of such remains that have become museum objects in Slovenia — a strap made of human skin and a shrunken human head. Museums have not yet made a decision to completely remove such objects from their exhibitions, since the museum audience desires and seeks attractions. Due to their authenticity, the human body and body parts are museum objects par excellence that fascinate the public ; and it is the public that makes the existence of museums worthwhile. Der Artikel untersucht die Art und Weise wie menschliche Körper in Museen ausgestellt werden. Er bezieht sich vor allem auf zwei sterbliche Überreste, die in Slowenien zu museographischen Objekten geworden sind : einen Hautlappen und einen Schrumpfkopf. Diese Art von Austellungsstücken zieht das Publikum an und entsprechend haben die Museen sich bislang nicht dazu entschlossen sie aus den Vitrinen zu nehmen. Besonders aufgrund ihrer Autentizität sind menschliche Körperteile museographische Objekte par excellence, die die Besucher faszinieren. Hier bestimmt das Publikum die Austellungsobjekte Besedilo se osredotoča na načine razstavljanja delov človeškega telesa v muzejih. Predstavlja dva primera takšnih ostankov, ki sta postala razstavna muzejska predmeta v Sloveniji — pas, narejen iz človeške kože, in skrčena človeška glava. Muzeji še niso sprejeli dokončne odločitve o tem, da bi z razstavišč povsem umaknili takšne predmete, kajti muzejsko občinstvo je nad takšnimi atrakcijami navdušeno. Zaradi pristnosti so človeški ostanki in deli teles muzejski predmeti par excellence, ki fascinirajo občinstvo bolj kot katerikoli drugi ; in prav zaradi občinstva muzeji sploh obstajajo.
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Etnološka tribina, Dec 21, 2022
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Ars & Humanitas, Dec 31, 2007
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Znanstvena založba Filozofske fakultete Univerze v Ljubljani (Ljubljana University Press, Faculty of Arts) eBooks, Sep 16, 2021
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Imagining Bosnian Muslims in Central Europe
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Łódzkie Studia Etnograficzne, Oct 1, 2017
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Dve domovini (Tiskana izd.), Feb 11, 2017
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Etnološka tribina 52(45), 2022
Drawing on recent scholarly critiques of dominant Balkanist understandings of memory work in post... more Drawing on recent scholarly critiques of dominant Balkanist understandings of memory work in postwar societies and focusing on individuals as active managers of transmitted memories, this article illustrates the dynamic nature of how the Sarajevo assassination and Gavrilo Princip are remembered in Sarajevo. It offers ethnographic insights into the everyday effects of power struggles between popular and official memories and responds to calls to explore affective states brought about by the politicization of the past in particular settings. Without denying the importance of memory in postwar Bosnia-Herzegovina, it nevertheless points to the relevance of exploring uncertainty, doubts, disinterest, and silences for ethnographic research on memorialization processes in post-conflict societies and beyond.
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Papers by Alenka Bartulovic
Farmers? EU Integration in the Carpathian Mountains in Romania offer important insight
into the process of reshaping the livelihoods of farmers and semi-subsistence producers
in a globalised world. Based on eighteen months of fieldwork in Southern Carpathian
Mountains of Romania, Fox analyses how the EU’s Common Agricultural Policy was
deployed in the first year after Romania’s membership in EU (2007) and discusses how
this process influenced the life possibilities of Romanian villagers, in particular those who
perceive themselves as semi-subsistence “peasants.”
IZVLEČEK Spol in glasbeno ustvarjanje v begunstvu: Bosansko-hercegovske glasbenice begunke v Sloveniji Članek obravnava vlogo bosansko-hercegovskih begunk v organizacijskih dejavnostih in glasbenem ustvarjanju dveh begunskih glasbenih skupin (Dertum in Vali) v Sloveniji z začetka devetdesetih let. Ob upoštevanju idej o transformativni moči umetnosti in sočasnem zavračanju identitarne dokse, ki begunsko ustvarjalnost največkrat reducira na begunske težnje po ohranjanju nacionalne/etnič-ne identitete v novih kontekstih, članek prikaže begunske ženske kot kreativne akterke družbenih sprememb. Etnografsko zasleduje njihovo vlogo pri transformaciji tradicionalnega glasbenega žan-ra – sevdalinke, prav tako pa pokaže na njihovo moč pri identitetnih pogajanjih ter spremembah razmerij moči ter razmerij med spoloma, in sicer tako znotraj heterogene bosansko-hercegovske begunske skupnosti kot tudi onkraj njenih – z migracijsko politiko – začrtanih meja. KLJUČNE BESEDE: begunke, glasbeno ustvarjanje, umetnost in sprememba, odnosi med spoloma, sev-dalinka, Bosna in Hercegovina, Slovenija
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