Ethnologia Balkanica 22 (2020)

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Ethnologia Balkanica 22 (2020)
Weiterer Titel 
Emotions, Senses and Affects in the Context of Southeast Europe. Part 1

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Berlin 2020: LIT Verlag
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jährlich (seit 1997)
ISBN
ISBN 978-3-643-91319-7
Anzahl Seiten
222 S.
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29,90 €

 

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Ethnologia Balkanica. Journal for Southeast European Anthropology. Zeitschrift für die Anthropologie Südosteuropas. Journal d'ethnologie du sud-est européen.
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Deutschland
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Redaktion: Prof. Klaus Roth Institut für Volkskunde/Europ. Ethnologie, Universität München Oettingenstr. 67 D – 80538 München <k.roth@lrz.uni-muenchen.de> Prof. Dr. Ulf Brunnbauer Geschichte Südost- und Osteuropas Philosophische Fakultät III Universität Regensburg D – 93040 Regensburg Verlag: LIT Verlag Dr. W. Hopf Berlin Chausseestr. 128/129 D – 10115 Berlin
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Helebrant, Tomislav

The papers in this volume of Ethnologia Balkanica focus on various kinds of emotions of people in Southeast Europe. Grief and sadness are, of course, universal, but they take on different forms of expression, as some papers in this volume show. In the times of the socialist system laughter could express resistance, and for the many labour migrants from the Balkans visiting their country of origin often evokes feelings of being at home. Cities make efforts to attract visitors through emotions and many people try to relive times of past glory emotionally by means of historical re-enactments. In everyday life, gossip is an important means of expressing positive or negative emotions, just like smells and rituals can become expressions of actual or remembered emotions. Thus, for researchers emotions are a factor that always must be taken serious, both those of the people they study and their own. The volume also contains obituaries of two outstanding social anthropologists, Joel Halpern and Christian Giordano, whose work focussed on the Balkans, as well as reports and book reviews that relate to this region.

Klaus Roth is professor em. at the Institute for European Ethnology of Ludwig-Maximilians-University Munich

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Editorial

Papers

Ioannis Karachristos, Athens
Dealing with Emotions in the Field and from the Field: The Researcher’s Role

Georgios Kouzas, Athens
From Public to Private Life and vice versa. Social Comments (Gossip) as a Dynamic Expression of Positive and Negative Emotions

Zlatina Bogdanova, Sofia
“Kapana” in Plovdiv – the “Emotional” Trap of the Urban Culture

Blaž Bajič, Ljubljana/Joensuu
Nose-talgia, or, Olfactory Remembering of the Past and the Present in a City in Change

Maria Mateoniu-Micu, Bucharest
Laughter as a Strategy of Resistance in Socialist Romania. The Case of Jiu Valley

Svetla I. Kazalarska, Sofia
Historical Reenactments of the “Heroic Times”: Performance and Affect

Lumnije Kadriu, Prishtina
Kosovo Albanian Diaspora Holidays and the Feeling of “At-homeness”

Mirela Hrovatin, Zagreb
Tracking Historical Changes in Personal Religious Practice on the Examples of Votive Prayers

Leontina Musa, Prishtina
Emotions of Separation and Cohesion during Death Rituals

Georgeta Nazarska, Svetla Shapkalova, Sofia
Faith, Sacraments and Emotions: Projections of Religiosity in Contemporary Bulgaria

Florența Popescu-Simion, Bucharest
Taming the Unknown: Emotional Aspects of a Ritual Dedicated to Some Miraculous Graves in a Catholic Cemetery in Bucharest

Obituaries

Christian Giordano (1945–2018). In Memoriam
Milena Benovska, Sofia; Klaus Roth, Munich

Joel Martin Halpern, 1929–2019. Joel Martin Halpern, cultural anthropologist and professor emeritus at the University of Massachusetts (UMass), died in Greenfield, Massachusetts, on July 4th, 2019 at the age of 90
Hannes Grandits, Siegfried Gruber, Karl Kaser, Robert Pichler

Reports

International Conference “(Re)thinking Socialism: Knowledge, Memory and Oblivion of the Socialist Past”, Sofia, November 7–9, 2019.
Zlatina Bogdanova, Sofia

Book reviews

Caroline Hornstein Tomić, Robert Pichler, Sarah Scholl-Schneider (eds.): Remigration to Post-Socialist Europe: Hopes and Realities of Return (ERSTE Foundation Series, Volume 3), Vienna: Lit 2018
Violetta Parutis, University of Essex

Lozanka Peycheva: “Narodnijat duh” v avtorskite pesni ot Bălgarija [“The folk spirit” in author’s songs from Bulgaria]. Sofia: Sofia University press 2019.
Orlin Spasov, Sofia

Claudia-Florentina Dobre: Ni victime ni héroïne. Les anciennes détenues politiques et les mémoires du communisme en Roumanie. Bucharest: Electra, 2019.
Antoine Heemeryck, Paris

Alexandra Ion: Regi, sfinți și anonimi. Cercetători și oseminte umane în arheologia din România [Kings, saints and the anonymous dead. Researchers and human remains in the archaeology of Romania]. Târgoviște: Cetatea de Scaun 2019.
Stelu Șerban, Bucharest

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