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Etnolog 6 (1996)
| Bojana Rogelj Škafar |
Introduction 0354-0316_6_rogelj_uvodna.pdf |
11-14 |
| Inja Smerdel |
The project called "The Slovene Ethnographic Museum" <p>The article entitled "The project called the Slovene Ethnographic Museum" discusses some of the museum's essential constituents and provides a cross-section of what occurred to the museum and in it from its beginnings to the present day; it illustrates the architectural plans and the envisaged functions of its future halls in the complex of buildings situated in Metelkova Street; it also presents proposals and other ideas concerning the permanent exhibition in the museum's future exhibition palace and explains the road that led to them.</p> 0354-0316_6_smerdel_projekt.pdf |
17-58 |
| Janja Žagar |
"Images of a culture" or "Objects about people" 0354-0316_6_zagar_podobe.pdf |
59-70 |
| Andrej Dular |
Proposal scheme of the permanent exhibition of the Slovene ethnographic museum, gallery section 0354-0316_6_dular_idejna.pdf |
71-78 |
| Andrej Brence |
The Museum of Viticulture in Ptuj from its foundation in 1937 to its opening in 1946 <p>The articles presents the origins of the Museum of Viticulture in Ptuj, focusing on the period from its formal foundation in October 1937 until the actual opening in 1946. The articles deals on the one hand with the political, financial and building efforts, and on the other with the exhibitions and collections.</p> 0354-0316_6_brence_vinarski.pdf |
79-91 |
| Tanja Roženbergar |
Urban ethnological themes in museums <p>Urban ethnology does not occupy an exactly defined place of its own in Slovene museums. Selected themes are rather the result of initiatives from individuals than of a carefully elaborated programme policy. An appeal to institutionalise the field of urban ethnology in museums too therefore seems to be quite necessary.</p> 0354-0316_6_rozenbergar_urbane.pdf |
93-98 |
| Zvezdana Koželj |
A network of regional open-air museums in Slovenia <p>The article presents a chronology of initiatives related to the establishment of openair museums in Slovenia and links them to the persisting demands of the ethnological discipline for a central ethnological museum in premises of its own. The author introduces us to the project "Network of Open-Air Museums in Slovenia", arguing that the expert and operational running of open-air museums should he directed try the Slovene Ethnographic Museum. </p> 0354-0316_6_kozelj_mreza.pdf |
99-122 |
| Nina Gockerell |
Podobe in znaki pobožnosti 0354-0316_6_gockerell_podobe.pdf |
125-147 |
| Hartmut Prasch |
Prispevek etnoloških muzejev k muzejski pokrajini Koroške 0354-0316_6_prasch_prispevek.pdf |
149-162 |
| Polona Sketelj |
The process of the research work in the village of Globasnica, South Carinthia, Austria <p>As indicated by the article's title - The process of the research work in the village of Globasnica. South Carinthia, Austria - the author presents in it a critical analysis of the process of her own research work in the village of Globasnica in South Carinthia which resulted in tiie book Na stičišču dveh kultur: med delovnim in prostim časom v Globasnici (At the junction of two cultures: Work and leisure in Globasnica).</p> 0354-0316_6_sketelj_potek.pdf |
165 |
| Andrej Dular |
Bela krajina picture postcards - sources for an ethnological study of Bela krajina <p>The article was inspired by the book Sledovi časa - Bela krajina na razglednicah v letih 1895-1945 (Traces of time - Bela krajina on picture postcards between 1895 and 1945). The author analyses the motifs on these picture postcards in order to trace themes of possible interest to ethnology. He points out how valuable and useful the information provided by this kind of pictorial material can he, but also emphasises that the information has to be verified by printed and<br /> written documents and oral sources.</p> 0354-0316_6_dular_belokranjske.pdf |
181-196 |
| Mojca Šifrer - Bulovec |
Loški potok in the light of the land-register of Francis I, crop-yield assessment and the registers of births, marriages and deaths from 1801 to 1840 <p>The articles describes how the people of Loški potok lived and worked in the forties of the 19th century. It is largely based on data from the land-register of Francis I (1824), German-Slovene questionnaires (1930), crop-yield assessment (1833) and from the registers of births, marriages and deaths from 1801 to 1840.</p> 0354-0316_6_sifrer_loski.pdf |
197 |
| Borut Juvanec |
The Karst kutja, the lost stone of Europe's stone shelters <p>In his article The Karst kutja, the lost stone of Europe's stone shelters the author ties rudimentary stone structures into a system which extends from Malta to Scotland and from Catalonia to Istria and Dalmatia. The Slovene Karst variety of stone shelter - called kutja or hiška - thus completes a horizontal arch spanning the northern part<br /> of the Mediterranean.</p> 0354-0316_6_juvanec_kraska.pdf |
217-234 |
| Mira Omerzel Terlep |
Bone flutes <p>This interdisciplinary study combines ethnology, archaeology and musicology in an attempt to shed light on the issue of palaeolithic bone flutes - sound-producing perforated tubular bones, bear mandibles and simple whistles made of animal phalanxes, excavated in the caves of Potočka zijalka, Mokriške jame. Divje babe I and from the Betalov spodmol. They date back to the Mousterian culture of the Neanderthals and the Aurignacien culture of the Cro-Magnons. 0354-0316_6_omerzel_koscene.pdf |
235-294 |
| Mojca Ramšak |
The living conditions of vineyard labourers in the hills of Svečina before the Second World War <p>The author first presents a historical survey of vineyard labour in Slovenia and then describes the living conditions of vineyard labourers in Svečina near Zgornja Kungota in the north-western part of Slovenske gorice before the Second World War. She is mainly interested in the work itself, the relation to the land, the housing conditions and nutrition of the labourers, their social hierarchy and family life. 0354-0316_6_ramsak_zivljenski.pdf |
295-328 |
| Nena Židov |
An outline of homeopathy in Slovenia from the early 19th century until the present day <p>The article discusses the presence of Hahnemann's homeopathy in Slovenia from the early 19th century to the present day. Despite the fact that homeopathy was banned in 1819 some physicians and laymen continued to practice it and homeopathy survived until the end of the Second World War. In recent years the expansion of alternative medicine has revived the interest in homeopathy.</p> 0354-0316_6_zidov_oris.pdf |
329-335 |
| Ralf Čeplak Mencin |
Slovenes and Tibet <p>The article is a survey of the information on Tibet available in Slovenia<br /> during the past century, that is from the first information in the early 20th century up to 1995. For the period until 1945 the author has taken into account information in Slovene newspapers and books, afterwards only books. Unfortunately, there have been no serious scientific efforts in this field yet.</p> 0354-0316_6_ceplak_slovenci.pdf |
337-349 |
| Aleš Gačnik |
Ethnological heritage and philately <p>Ethnological heritage and philately are the field within which the author of the article defines his framework for discussing the use of motifs from the cultural heritage on Slovene stamps. The analysis is limited to two "ethnological" series issued by the National Post Office: Europe in miniature and Folklore. The greater part of the article is dedicated to an analysis of the Shrovetide mask and masquerading heritage, focusing on the latest issues of the National Post Office and issues of the Ptuj Philatelic Society covering several decades. 0354-0316_6_gacnik_etnoloska.pdf |
351-365 |
| Tanja Roženbergar |
A museum in an open-air museum <p>The author emphasises the necessity to approximate and complement the activities and working methods of museums and those related to the protection of historical monuments. Her arguments are based on the example of the Open-Air Museum in Rogatec.</p> 0354-0316_6_rozenbergar_muzej.pdf |
369-376 |
| Herta Maurer - Lausegger |
The project "Research of Slovene dialects in Carinthia" at the Institute for Slavistics of the Klagenfurt/Celovec University <p>The article brings a survey of the research project "Research of Slovene dialects in Carinthia", carried out by the Institute for Slavistics of the Klagenfurt / Celovec University. During the first decade of its implementation (1984-1994) the project's archive acquired approx. 100 sound tapes and about 90 cassettes of dialect material. The author of the present article was appointed head of the project in 1994 and introduced visual dialectology to the discipline. The archive now contains about 70 tapes of visual material.</p> 0354-0316_6_maurer_projekt.pdf |
377-382 |
| Andrej Dular |
The candle and pastry workshop of Jakob Krbavčič from Ljubljana - an enrichment for the Slovene ethnographic museum's collections <p>In January 1996 the Slovene Ethnographic Museum acquired for its collections the rich material from the candle and pastry workshop of master Jakob Krbavčičfrom Ljubljana. The article introduces us to Krbavcic's professional career and briefly presents the acquired material.</p> 0354-0316_6_dular_svecarska.pdf |
383-395 |
| Ana Motnikar |
Protection of textiles in exhibitions <p>Museum textiles are often exposed to accelerated decay due to inadequate treatment. The author draws attention to the most frequent oversights and dangers textiles are exposed to, to the damages arising from them and proposes ways to prevent such damages from occurring.</p> 0354-0316_6_motnikar_varovanje.pdf |
399-410 |
| Tatjana Dolžan |
The Exhibition "Monuments of rural architecture in Gorenjsko" 0354-0316_6_dolzan_razstava.pdf |
411-417 |
| Aleš Gačnik |
"Viticulture images" between the ethnographic past and the museum present 0354-0316_6_gacnik_muzejska.pdf |
418-426 |
| Tadeja Primožič |
Exhibition of Slovene bobbin-lace 0354-0316_6_primozic_razstava.pdf |
427-428 |
| Polona Sketelj |
Domesticated light 0354-0316_6_sketelj_udomacena.pdf |
429-432 |
| Janja Žagar |
In search of everyday life 0354-0316_6_zagar_po.pdf |
433-436 |
| Irena Keršič |
Copy of a village lantern-post "faral" 0354-0316_6_kersic_kopija.pdf |
437-439 |
| Sonja Kogej Rus |
The Slovene Ethnographic Museum in 1996 0354-0316_6_kogej_slovenski.pdf |
441-456 |
| Tanja Roženbergar Šega |
Report on participation in The Second European Conference of the Ethnographic Museums in Bucharest, May 17-19, 1996 0354-0316_6_rozenbergar_porocilo.pdf |
457-460 |
