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Habsburg History Beneath the Eagle: The Empire and Its Animals
The introductory article reflects on the development of animal history and its absence from the otherwise vibrant study of Habsburg history. It highlights the need to integrate nonhuman animals into historical narratives, especially during the long 19th century – a period of profound changes in…
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Breeding Nationalism: Conceiving the Native Breeds
The article researches the influence of nationalism on shaping livestock classification and the concept of animal breeds. Analyzing 19th to 21st-century animal husbandry literature from Carniola and Styria, it demonstrates how agricultural experts researched the origin of certain groups of…
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Animals in the Educational Discourse in Habsburg Bosnia and Herzegovina in the Early Twentieth Century
The study aims to elucidate the relations between animals and children within the educational context of Bosnia and Herzegovina (1878–1918). Drawing on archival documents, textbooks, articles, and feuilletons, it examines the attitudes toward animals promoted both inside and outside the classroom…
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The Dynamic Relationships of Human-Horse Cooperation in Vienna
The focus of the article is on working relationships between humans and horses in Vienna’s Fiaker industry. Based on ethnographic research, the author shows that these horses are not merely tools, but working partners with their own agency. Analysis reveals that interspecies working practices are…
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“Habsburg” Breeds? Breed Selection and the Construction of an Agricultural State in the 19th-Century Habsburg Empire
This article examines programs of breed selection in the 19th-century Habsburg Monarchy. Throughout the century, imperial rulers and members of agricultural societies cooperated to promote the selection and circulation of specific groups of cattle. In the scope of broader visions of development for…
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Hunting and Environmental Consciousness in Late Ottoman and Habsburg Herzegovina
Hunters arrived in Ottoman-held Herzegovina from Dalmatia after 1815. With its mild winter, Herzegovina was regarded as unspoiled, full of birds and animals. After the Habsburg occupation in 1878, scientific research, specimen gathering, and the care of urban spaces increased. Paradoxically, at the…
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Agents of the Air: Pigeons in the Political and Social Networks of Habsburg and Post-Habsburg Hungary
This paper explores human-pigeon relations in Habsburg and post-Habsburg Hungary. During the First World War, pigeons functioned as both a symbol of peace and a tool of warfare used for communication. Moreover, the birds had their role in post-war irredentist and modernist politics. The paper also…
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Digital Folklore and Digital Fieldwork: Researching Online Humour with Its Offline Context in Mind
The digitalization of folklore has transformed the practices of folklorists’ ethnographic fieldwork. Drawing on the experience of collecting digital family humour, the article discusses the peculiarities of digital folklore, its interconnections with oral folklore, and the ways to record and…
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Exploring Multicultural Dynamics in Slavic Polesia: Ethnology and Dialectology at the Crossroads
The paper explores the history, current state, and significance of studying the Polesian ethnocultural region, with emphasis on Ukrainian Polesia. It outlines the region’s archaic specificity and its diffuse ethnocultural field. The research relies on dialectological and typological methods, with…
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The Burden of Transgenerational Memories and Silences on the Third Generation: The Case of the Slovenian-Italian Border
The article explores how the collective and individual memories of major traumatic events in the area of the Slovenian-Italian border have impacted the identities, memories, and the living of the third youngest generation of the Slovenian and Italian national minorities. The article discusses the…
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Marching on Memory: Heritage of the Trail of Remembrance and Comradeship in Ljubljana
The paper presents the Trail of Remembrance and Comradeship, a memorial trail in Ljubljana, Slovenia, and through the elements of memory, materiality, and movement on the trail explores how certain memorials were created and curated in Slovenia under socialism, and how they are maintained and…
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Whose Heritage? Examples of Contested and Shared Cultures of Remembrance and Heritage Questions in the Multicultural Formerly Habsburg Cities of Rijeka and Maribor
To whom do material and immaterial heritage belong? Can remembrance cultures be inclusive instead of cancelling each other out? This article explores possible answers to these questions in two historically multicultural cities, Rijeka/Fiume/Reka and Maribor/Marburg, in relation to their heritage of…
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All the Colours of a Historic Facade: Dissonant Heritage Narratives about the Restoration of a Heritage Building in Multicultural Northern Istria
Heritage dissonances in contested territories are a challenge for the conservation of built heritage as they embody diverging values of the numerous communities. The restoration of the “Venetian House” in Piran (Slovenia) in 2016 provides an eloquent example through which we can observe the impact…
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Medical Geneticists’ Interpretations of Genetic Disorders in Roma Communities in Post-Socialist Hungary
The article investigates the utilization of ethnic classification by human geneticists in Hungary, with a particular focus on the Roma minority. Drawing on qualitative expert-interviews, it analyzes how historically situated social imaginaries inform the production of genetic knowledge. The study…
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Raziskovalno, umetniško in pedagoško delo Franceta Marolta v odsevu zvočnih posnetkov
Članek obravnava manj raziskani vidik dela Franceta Marolta – njegove zvočne posnetke na direktno rezanih gramofonskih ploščah z 78 vrtljaji na minuto. Avtor v članku analizira kontekst Maroltovih posnetkov ziljske ohceti, predstavlja zbrane metapodatke in obravnava uporabljeno tehniko snemanja…
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Albanian Hidden Heritage in Slovenia: Some Notes on Music-Making in Between the Centre and Periphery
Focusing on Albanian communities’ overlooked musical heritage in post-Yugoslav Slovenia, this paper analyses how and why the dominant framing of Albanians has reinforced the assumption of the absence of the Albanian heritage. By comparing central and peripheral settings in examining the ambivalence…
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Forgotten, Renamed, Reclaimed: Bulgaria’s Ottoman Heritage beyond the Authorised Dissonance
The study explores the presence of the Ottoman heritage in Bulgaria. Despite its exclusion from the national heritage canon, different communities engage with and valorise it. Using a scalar approach, we examine how heritage operates at various levels, revealing the dynamic interplay of dominant…
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Heritage on the Margins? Central and Eastern European Perspectives
This introductory article reflects heritage-making processes in the Central and Eastern European (CEE) context. It links discussions of the ZRC SAZU multidisciplinary research program on heritage with case studies presented at the conference Heritage on the Margins? (November 2023, Ljubljana). The…
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How to Stage Soviet Operas in the 21st Century: Navigating Russian Music Heritage amidst Revival and Boycott
In the midst of the Russo-Ukrainian war, the discussion on “Soviet” operas abroad acquired a new dimension. The parallel occurrences of boycotting Russian music and the resurgence of Soviet Russian music provoke questions about the power music embodies, while also challenging the notion of music as…
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Impediment-, Absence-, and Silence-Based Methodology and the Study of Romani and Sinti Musicians in North Slovenia
The author’s research on Romani and Sinti musicians from north Slovenia has revealed several methodological obstacles. The author dealt mainly with deceased Romani and Sinti musicians, their absence from the archives, silence among their descendants, and anecdotal information. This paper therefore…
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