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Etnolog 11 (2001)
| Gorazd Makarovič |
Pričevanja imen o alpskih Slovankah <p>The article Information provided by the names of Alpine Slav women uses Alpine Slavic personal names as a source on the valuation of and social attitude to the early medieval female inhabitants of the Eastern Alps. </p> <p><strong>Summary</strong><br />  0354-0316_11_makarovic_pricevanja.pdf |
17-44 |
| Darja Mihelič |
Udeležba žena v kazenskih procesih (Piran, 1302-1325) <p>The first part of the article describes the possible involvement of women in criminal offences according to the provisions of the town statutes of Piran. The author then presents original records of criminal proceedings in Piran from the 1302-1325 period in which women are mentioned as perpetrators, victims or merely accidentally. </p> <p><strong>Summary<br /> Women in criminal proceedings (Piran, 1302-1325)</strong> </p> 0354-0316_11_mihelic_udelezba.pdf |
45-55 |
| Aleksandra Serše |
Evangeljsko žensko društvo v Ljubljani 1856-1945 <p>The article is based on the archive material kept by the Archives of the Republic of Slovenia and the Historical Archives of Ljubljana. It presents the activities of the oldest women`s society established in Ljubljana - the philanthropic Evangelical Women`s Society called Evangeljsko žensko društvo (German: Evangelischer Frauenverein Laibach) which operated in Ljubljana from 1856 until 1945.</p> 0354-0316_11_serse_evangeljsko.pdf |
57-68 |
| Nina Vodopivec |
Sem delavka, mati in gospodinja <p>This article traces society`s changing views of women in Ljubljana from 1945 to 1951, the responses of women to the conditions in the new state, and the ways how society and the state`s policies reacted to these responses. It is based on printed sources, feminist anthropological literature, empirical researches about women in Eastern Europe, historical literature about the Slovene territory, newspaper analyses and life stories. 0354-0316_11_vodopivec_sem.pdf |
69-90 |
| Mojca Ramšak |
Zgodbe z obrobja <p>The article analyses the memories published in the collection The way we lived - life stories of Carinthian Slovenes 1-5 (Klagenfurt 1993-1997). The author dedicates special attention to the sexual and spatial division of labour, pregnancy, delivery, pregnant women`s work, motherhood, children, child care and sexual education. These themes are, however, not discussed in the symbolical language of beliefs, traditions and customs, but in the actual language of the contemporary living conditions. </p> 0354-0316_11_ramsak_zgodbe.pdf |
91-126 |
| Martina Repinc |
Perice v Boljuncu <p>The articles deals with the washerwomen from Boljunec near Trieste, the village where this service survived the longest. Some of them did the laundry for their clients until the late 1970s. The research is based on oral information and deals with the weekly working cycle (collecting, soaking, washing, rinsing, drying and returning the laundry). The article also presents the difficulties women met in carrying out their job (customers, the foreign town, language). </p> <p><strong>Summary</strong> </p> 0354-0316_11_repinc_perice.pdf |
127-144 |
| Aneta Svetieva |
Women in the traditional culture of the Bizeljsko and Kozjansko regions The position of a woman in the Bizeljsko and Kozjansko regions in the first half of the 20th century depended on her position in the family and household, and this position was directly related to the virilocal residence, property and legal relations, and to the system of authority in the traditional village society. The clear divisions by sex and age in the family as well as in society were very significant in this sense. Women were under the massive pressure of social control. A girl`s or woman`s future also depended on the social and property differences. |
145-156 |
| Marjetka Golež Kavčič |
Odsev pravnega položaja in življenjskih razmer žensk v slovenskih ljudskih družinskih baladah <p>The paper researches the individual and typical phenomena of women`s legal status and their material, social and emotional living conditions as reflected in individual Slovene popular family ballads. The author's primary focus is on the relationships and the roles woman had in the family (daughter, bride, daughter-in-law, mother-in-law, wife, mother, sister, child-murderess), deriving from the individual family relationships in the past, and she establishes the changes of women`s status in the course of time. |
157 |
| Aleksandar Bošković |
Afriške zgodbe <p>The article explores images of sub-Saharan African women. These images can be seen as the sign of the times and markers of the colonial expansion, as well as powerful signs of the colonizers` own insecurities and feelings of lack (especially when it comes to sexuality). Through these representations, one can see how perceptions are also changing - more recently, into the images where women are increasingly depicted as independent, outspoken, and strong. 0354-0316_11_boskovic_out.pdf |
177-183 |
| Ralf Čeplak Mencin |
Obrezovanje deklic - obed iniciacije ali mučenje in pohabljanje? <p>The article present the issue of circumcising women or Female Genital Mutilation (F.M.G.) which originated in prehistory and is today still common in many male-dominated societies around the world. </p> <p><strong>Summary</strong><br /><strong>Circumcision of girls - initiation ritual or torture and mutilation</strong> </p> 0354-0316_11_ceplak_mencin_obrezovanje.pdf |
185-194 |
| Barbara Sosič |
Družinska fotografija kot eden od virov pri etnoloških raziskavah <p>The article presents the author`s reflections on family photographs as a source in the research of different ethnological themes. If we manage to properly read the message contained in these photographs, we can establish that they witness to the way of living of people in the widest sense, that is to the role and place of a family`s members within the family, to labour and the division of labour, fashion and costumes, values, individual elements of material culture, life stories, changes through time, etc. 0354-0316_11_sosic_druzinska.pdf |
197-221 |
| Alenka Simikič |
Bili so izkoriščeni <p>The article presents the memories of 1941-1945 war period as told by four people and is illustrated with documentary and pictorial material. The first story is that of Emil Hostnik from Gaj who lived through the war as an exile on the big property of a resettled Romanian German; the second one comprises a part of the life story of Veronika Hostnik, née Derganc, from Ponikve, who now lives in Gaj, and who exiled worked as a forced labourer in a bomber factory in Kassel. The third story is that of Tone Bukovinski, born in Koritno, who today lives in Velika Dolina. 0354-0316_11_simikic_bili.pdf |
225-250 |
| Nadja Valentinčič Furlan |
Vizualni zapisi o zgornjem delu Baške grape <p>The article brings a systematic survey of audio-visual recordings of all types about the upper part of the Bača valley. The author has included films shown publicly, televised programs and short contributions as well a recordings which were purpose-made within ethnological institutions and in the framework of the three Alpine Research Camps in Podbrdo and its environs. The survey also includes film, video and photographic material, shot by people in the field, who keep this material. 0354-0316_11_valentincic_furlan_vizualni.pdf |
251-264 |
