Croats EF04
Croats: EF04

This file consists of five documents with a time coverage from approximately 1840 to 1983. None of these can be considered as comprehensive works dealing with all of Croatia as of the 1990s. The closest to a general survey of the region is the study of southwest Bosnia, Herzegovina, and Dalmatia mad...

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Sprache:English
Veröffentlicht: New Haven, Conn Human Relations Area Files, Inc 1997
Schriftenreihe:eHRAF World Cultures
Schlagworte:
Croats
Kroatien
Online-Zugang:DE-12
DE-634
DE-521
DE-898
DE-2070s
DE-70
DE-128
DE-54
DE-22
DE-155
DE-150
DE-91
DE-384
DE-473
DE-19
DE-355
DE-703
DE-824
DE-29
DE-739
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Zusammenfassung:This file consists of five documents with a time coverage from approximately 1840 to 1983. None of these can be considered as comprehensive works dealing with all of Croatia as of the 1990s. The closest to a general survey of the region is the study of southwest Bosnia, Herzegovina, and Dalmatia made by the Croatian economist Rudolf Bićanić in 1935. This work provides much ethnographic data but is restricted to the period of the author's field work (1935). Community studies of the town of Milograd (a pseudonym), a medium-sized industrial town in the Slavonian region of Croatia are provided by Gilliland. The first discusses family values in terms of various aspects of the ethnography (e.g., ritual occasions, courtship and marriage, etc.). The second (written under Olsen) concentrates on socio-economic changes in household structure, particularly in relation to authority and in patterns of conflict and sharing. Bennett, a social anthropologist, presents a detailed study of socio-cultural change in the village of Sutivan on Brac Island on the Dalmatian littoral in Croatia. This study, based on the author's field work in 1970-1971, provides much cultural data on the population of this island. The final document in the Croatia file by Olga Supek, based on field work in 1977-1980, presents a general discussion of the relationship of Mardi Gras (carnival) to social stability and/or instability and change
Beschreibung:Culture summary: Croats - Jasna Capo, Jakov Jelo, Trpimir Macan, Olga Supek, and John Beierle (file evaluation and indexing notes) - 1997 -- - Sutivan: a Dalmatian village in social and economic transition - by Brian Carey Bennett - 1974 -- - How the people live: life in the passive regions (peasant life in southwestern Croatia, Bosnia, and Hercegovina, Yugoslavia in 1935) - by Rudolf Bicanic ; Stephen Clissold translation (1941) completed and substantially revised by Marijan Despalatovic ; Joel M. Halpern and Elinor Murray Despalatovic, editors - 1981 -- - The maintenance of family values in a Yugoslav town - by Mary Katherine Gilliland - 1986 -- - Authority and conflict in Slavonian households: the effect of social environment on intra-household processes - M. K. G. Olsen - 1989 -- - The meaning of carnival in Croatia - Olga Supek - 1983
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