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2. Etnografické muzejnictví

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Dvořáková, Hana, Kalinová, Alena, Večerková, Eva, Hanák, Jaromír, Setinský, Jiří, Vaněčková, Jana, Nitsche, Martin, Branná, Věslava, Hovorková, Eva, Kumperová, Iva, Kačmaříková, Pavla, Beránková, Jana, Vojancová, Ilona, Obolecká, Bohuslava, Lenderová, Zdena, Votroubková, Iva, Linková, Dagmar, Zvonařová, Alexandra , Sieberová, Ivana, Smolík, Luboš, Bělíková, Vladislava, Válka, Miroslav, Tacl, Pavel, Krámská, Bohunka, Drahoňovský, Jan, Brichtová, Dobromila, Jermář, Jaromír, Šotola, Bohumil, Vostrejž, Petr, Hrčková-Kramolišová, Anna, Hošková, Miloslava, Suchánková, Miloslava, Klemšová, Ilona, Vincenciová, Hana, Prášek, Jiří, Maderová, Marie, Hrabětová, Jana, Zindulková, Stanislava, Todorová, Jiřina, Kandert, Josef, Langhammerová, Jiřina, Prudká, Alena, Šmídová, Lenka, Kobesová, Miluše, Kubečková, Ivana, Veselská, Jiřina, Pivcová, Jitka, Hulcová, Marie, Vít-Trčka, Jan, and Veselá, Irena
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bez média and svazek
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historiography, history of Czech ethnographic museums, and museum collections
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Czech
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Plný text obsahuje 56 anglických abstraktů. (Jsou uvedeny v rámci Summary na str. 200-221.) and Výčet dalších autorů hesel/textů, kteří nemohli být z kapacitního hlediska uvedeni do položky Údaje o autorech: Hoperniak, Vladimír (Sušice); Kudelová, Mária (Šumperk); Hutníková, Jana (Tachov); Kabelíková, Božena (Třebíč); Jakouběová, Vladimíra (Turnov); Tarcalová, Ludmila (Uherské Hradiště); Odehnal, Petr (Valašské Klobouky); Sojková, Jana (Vrchabí); Mikysková, Markéta (Vyškov); Pavlištík, Karel, Prudká, Alena a Petráková, Blanka (Zlín); Poláková, Květoslava (Znojmo); Jelínková, Jaroslava (Železný Brod). Překlad abstraktů do angličtiny: Štěpán, Pavel (št) a Válka, Lukáš (lv).
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5. Návrh databází pro počítačové zpracování národopisných sbírek

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Kandert, Josef, Kubečková, Ivana, Lenhart, Zdeněk, Novák, Vlastimil, Suk, Richard, and Turnský, Marek
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ethnographic research, museum information systems, cataloging records, and computerization
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Czech
Description:
Zahrnuje návrhy Moravského muzea, Národopisného muzea, Náprstkova muzea, Středočeského muzea v Roztokách
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8. Poznámky k výzkumu chápání "tradice"

Creator:
Kandert, Josef and Brysonová, Anna
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print
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Czech
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The concept of „tradition“ has been studied in the social sciences fo r at least two centuries and over that period every discipline has created its own variant or specialist interpretation of the term. In ethnography and ethnology research on tradition is one of the fündamental themes of scholarship, and was and is studied mainly from the perspective of external observers - i. e. members of the scholarly community. In our own researches we meet this concept only rarely and, moreover, we may find that our informants understand historicity in a way different from us; they can also think in terms of static time. This situation can be illustrated by examples from central Slovakia and Southern Moravia. It appears that we have to reckon with a double understanding and double labelling of the same phenomenon - once in historically unclarified terms (at the level of data collection) and then for a second time in historically more precise terms of „tradition“ (at the level of data processing). The historically unclarified terms are converted into more precise terms by the researcher, so that he can bring the apparently unchanging world of small communities (villages and towns) nearer to the changing world of great national and State communities. The world of the small communities then uses general terms from the outside world - among them „tradition“ - in situations of mutual contact between the two worlds. Thus „tradition“ is not merely an interesting academie problem with which the social sciences are stili wrestling in their second century of existence, but also an important transmission lever between existing microworlds and macroworlds.
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10. Snažení Otakara Nahodila

Creator:
Kandert, Josef
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history of Czechoslovak ethnography, Otakar Nahodil (1923-1995), journal Československá etnografie (Czechoslovak Ethnography), Marxist ethnography in Czechoslovakia, and Soviet ethnography
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Czech
Description:
During his approximately fifteen-year-long appealing to the members of Czechoslovak ethnographic community, Otakar Nahodil attempted to open a “research window” at least within the dimensions of the then Socialist camp with the emphasis on the practice of Soviet ethnographers. In accordance with his opinion, which was based on the idea of regional closed nature of research conducted by Czechoslovak ethnographers, he tried to break this closed nature by advancing Soviet ethnographic science. His life story has not been forgotten by the older generation, but less attention is paid to Nahodil´s views of theory and methodology of ethnographic work. We can observe his professional endeavour in several projects through which he tried to change opinions of the local ethnographic community. These were his view of the concepts of Marxist ethnography in theory and practice, his methods he applied on his own fieldwork (in Bohemia, Slovakia, Caucasus, Central Asia and Egypt), the themes which the Czechoslovak Marxist ethnography was to paid attention to, and the project of the journal “Československá etnografie (Czechoslovak Ethnography)”. In principle, the text is a sequel to the article by Lydia Petráňová, which is devoted to Otakar Nahodil´s life story (Národopisný věstník 2017/1).
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