Everyday life in the Balkans / edited by David W. Montgomery.
Yer Numarası
A.IX/8815
ISBN
9780253038173 (pbk.)
9780253038203 (web PDF)
9780253038197 (ebook epub)
9780253026170 (hardback)
9780253038203 (web PDF)
9780253038197 (ebook epub)
9780253026170 (hardback)
Dil Kodu
İngilizce
Kütüphane
Türk Tarih Kurumu Kütüphanesi
Yayın Bilgisi
Bloomington : Indiana University Press ; ©2019.
Fiziksel Niteleme
xiv, 401 sayfa : resim, harita ; 23 cm
Genel Not
İndeks s. [399]-401.
Bibliyografi, vb. Notu
Bibliyografya makale sonlarındadır.
İçindekiler Notu
Seeing everyday life in the Balkans / David W. Montgomery -- The (historical) context of everyday life -- Early Balkan everyday life / Andrew Wachtel -- Crimes and misdemeanors : scenes of everyday life among the gendarmerie in Ottoman Macedonia, ca. 1900 / Ipek K. Yosmaoglu -- It's what's inside that counts : furnishing the modern in the apartments of socialist Yugoslavia / Patrick Hyder Patterson -- Consuming lives : inside the Balkan Kafene Mary Neuburger -- Burek, da! sociality, context, and idiom in Macedonia and beyond / Keith Brown -- The home(s) of everyday life -- Kinship and safety nets in Croatia and Kosovo / Carolin Leutloff-Grandits -- “This much we know“ : domestic remedies and quotidian tricks since Tito's Bosnia / Larisa jasarevic -- Femininity, fashion, and feminism : women's activists in Bosnia and Herzegovina / Elissa Helms -- That black cloud upon our family : everyday life of gays and lesbians in Slovenia / Roman Kuhar -- Between past and future : young people's strategies for living a “normal life“ in postwar Bosnia and Herzegovina / Monika Palmberger -- “But where else could they go?“ the state, family, and private care in a Bosnian town / Azra Hromadzic -- The livelihoods of everyday life -- Cars, coffee, and “the crisis“ : Balkan migration in precarious times / Ana Croegaert -- “We don't belong anywhere“ : everyday life in a Serbian town where immigrants are former refugees / Mila Dragojevic -- Neoliberal spaces of immorality : the creation of a Bulgarian land market and “land-grabbing“ foreign investors / Deema Kaneff -- Making ends meet in a rural community : the life and times of Aleksandar Zivojinovic / Andrew Konitzer -- A lot of sweat, a little bit of fun, and not entirely “hard men“ : worker's masculinity in the Uljanik shipyard / Andrea Matosevic -- Perceptions of Balkan belonging in postdictatorship Greece / Daniel M. Knight -- The politics of everyday life -- Neither the Balkans nor Europe : the “where“ and “when“ in present-day Albania / Natasa Gregoric Bon -- Growing up in Montenegro : a story of transformation and resistance / Jelena Dzankic -- War criminals, national heroes, and transitional justice in Macedonia / Vasiliki P Neofotistos -- A lively border : Bosnia and Herzegovina and Serbia on the shifting banks of the Drina / Carna Brkovic and Stef Jansen -- “Politicians are all crooks!“ : everyday politics in Bulgaria / Emilia Zankina -- Life among statues in Skopje / Ilka Thiessen -- The religion(s) of everyday life -- “The hardest time was the time without morality“ : religion, transition, and social navigation in Albania / David W. Montgomery -- Ramadan in Prizren, Kosovo / Frances Trix -- The cross at the crossroads : the feast of slava between faith and custom / Milica Bakic-Hayden -- Boundaries of freedom, boundaries of responsibility : everyday religious life of Croatian Catholic women / Slavica Jakelic -- Religious boundaries, komshuluk, and sharing sacred spaces in Bulgaria / Magdalena Lubanska -- The everyday of religion and politics in the Balkans / Albert Doja -- The art of everyday life -- Unintentional memorials : everyday places of memory in postransition Bucharest / Alyssa Grossman -- Between east and west, folk and pop, state and market : changing landscapes of bulgarian folk music / Carol Silverman -- Mothers in Balkan film / Yana Hashamova -- Memories of foreign love / Ervin Hatibi -- The sound of charcoal rustling : drawing from life in Belgrade / Marko Zivkovic -- Postface / David W. Montgomery.
Konu
Emeği Geçenler
Montgomery, David W., 1968- editör.
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651 4|aBalkan Yarımadası|xDini yaşam ve gelenekler.
651 4|aBalkan Yarımadası|xKadınlar|xModa.
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300 |axiv, 401 sayfa :|bresim, harita ;|c23 cm
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504 |aBibliyografya makale sonlarındadır.
505 |tSeeing everyday life in the Balkans /|rDavid W. Montgomery --|tThe (historical) context of everyday life --|tEarly Balkan everyday life /|rAndrew Wachtel --|tCrimes and misdemeanors : scenes of everyday life among the gendarmerie in Ottoman Macedonia, ca. 1900 /|rIpek K. Yosmaoglu --|tIt's what's inside that counts : furnishing the modern in the apartments of socialist Yugoslavia /|rPatrick Hyder Patterson --|tConsuming lives : inside the Balkan Kafene Mary Neuburger --|tBurek, da! sociality, context, and idiom in Macedonia and beyond /|rKeith Brown --|tThe home(s) of everyday life --|tKinship and safety nets in Croatia and Kosovo /|rCarolin Leutloff-Grandits --|t“This much we know“ : domestic remedies and quotidian tricks since Tito's Bosnia /|rLarisa jasarevic --|tFemininity, fashion, and feminism : women's activists in Bosnia and Herzegovina /|rElissa Helms --|tThat black cloud upon our family : everyday life of gays and lesbians in Slovenia /|rRoman Kuhar --|tBetween past and future : young people's strategies for living a “normal life“ in postwar Bosnia and Herzegovina /|rMonika Palmberger --|t“But where else could they go?“ the state, family, and private care in a Bosnian town /|rAzra Hromadzic --|tThe livelihoods of everyday life --|tCars, coffee, and “the crisis“ : Balkan migration in precarious times /|rAna Croegaert --|t“We don't belong anywhere“ : everyday life in a Serbian town where immigrants are former refugees /|rMila Dragojevic --|tNeoliberal spaces of immorality : the creation of a Bulgarian land market and “land-grabbing“ foreign investors /|rDeema Kaneff --|tMaking ends meet in a rural community : the life and times of Aleksandar Zivojinovic /|rAndrew Konitzer --|tA lot of sweat, a little bit of fun, and not entirely “hard men“ : worker's masculinity in the Uljanik shipyard /|rAndrea Matosevic --|tPerceptions of Balkan belonging in postdictatorship Greece /|rDaniel M. Knight --|tThe politics of everyday life --|tNeither the Balkans nor Europe : the “where“ and “when“ in present-day Albania /|rNatasa Gregoric Bon --|tGrowing up in Montenegro : a story of transformation and resistance /|rJelena Dzankic --|tWar criminals, national heroes, and transitional justice in Macedonia /|rVasiliki P Neofotistos --|tA lively border : Bosnia and Herzegovina and Serbia on the shifting banks of the Drina /|rCarna Brkovic and Stef Jansen --|t“Politicians are all crooks!“ : everyday politics in Bulgaria /|rEmilia Zankina --|tLife among statues in Skopje /|rIlka Thiessen --|tThe religion(s) of everyday life --|t“The hardest time was the time without morality“ : religion, transition, and social navigation in Albania /|rDavid W. Montgomery --|tRamadan in Prizren, Kosovo /|rFrances Trix --|tThe cross at the crossroads : the feast of slava between faith and custom /|rMilica Bakic-Hayden --|tBoundaries of freedom, boundaries of responsibility : everyday religious life of Croatian Catholic women /|rSlavica Jakelic --|tReligious boundaries, komshuluk, and sharing sacred spaces in Bulgaria /|rMagdalena Lubanska --|tThe everyday of religion and politics in the Balkans /|rAlbert Doja --|tThe art of everyday life --|tUnintentional memorials : everyday places of memory in postransition Bucharest /|rAlyssa Grossman --|tBetween east and west, folk and pop, state and market : changing landscapes of bulgarian folk music /|rCarol Silverman --|tMothers in Balkan film /|rYana Hashamova --|tMemories of foreign love /|rErvin Hatibi --|tThe sound of charcoal rustling : drawing from life in Belgrade /|rMarko Zivkovic --|tPostface /|rDavid W. Montgomery.
651 4|aBalkan Yarımadası|xSosyal yaşam ve gelenekler.
651 4|aBalkan Yarımadası|xDini yaşam ve gelenekler.
651 4|aBalkan Yarımadası|xKadınlar|xModa.
700 1 |aMontgomery, David W.,|d1968-|eeditör.
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