Koreografisanje tradicionalnih plesova u sistemu komodifikujućih praksi

Rašić, Miloš

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“…That is why we intended to focus, in several projects, papers and a doctoral dissertation, on the research of clubs that continue to be the places of gathering for a large number of Serbian migrants in Vienna. Some of the basic topics related to clubs and addressed in our projects are: events (Rašić 2016), the emergence and development of clubs (Rašić 2017), education in clubs (Antonijević, Rašić i Banić Grubišić 2020), as well as the institutional identity constructions (Rašić 2020) and their presentations through artistic practices (Rašić 2021a;Rašić 2021b).…”

Section: Serbian Clubs In Viennamentioning

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A Decade of Studying Guest Workers Through the Projects of the Serbian Ethnological and Anthropological Society

Antonijević

Grubišić

Rašić³

2021

EAP / IEA

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This review paper provides an overview of the ten-year long anthropological research on the cultural identity of guest workers and their descendants as part of the projects implemented by the associates of the Department of Ethnology and Anthropology of the Faculty of Philosophy, University of Belgrade and the SASA Institute of Ethnography. The projects were supported by the Serbian Ethnological and Anthropological Society and the Faculty of Philosophy in Belgrade. The phenomenon of “temporary workers abroad”, or the so-called guest workers (Gastarbeiter), which emerged in the early 1960s and continued in the decades to come, has long remained beyond the interest of Serbian anthropological and ethnological science. This is why, after having noticed a scientific research gap related to this phenomenon, in 2010 we initiated the anthropological research of the cultural identity of guest workers. Our intention was to take into account different factors of guest-worker identity construction and to look at the processes, discourses and concepts related to this socio-cultural group from different angles. Over time, as we delved deeper into the problem of migrant workers and migration in general, our interests, and consequently our research, expanded to other topics in addition to cultural identity. In that context, this review paper intends to inform the scientific and professional public about the findings of research on migrants working temporarily abroad and their descendants, and to highlight some of the most important topics that we focused on in this research, while being aware that the phenomenon of migrants and migration is so diverse that it is impossible to include or investigate all its elements that make it so complex.

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Section: Serbian Clubs In Viennamentioning

confidence: 99%

A Decade of Studying Guest Workers Through the Projects of the Serbian Ethnological and Anthropological Society

Antonijević

Grubišić

Rašić³

2021

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Learning traditional singing in Serbian clubs in Vienna - economic aspects between amateurism and professionalism

Rašić¹

2022

Muzikologija

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Serbian clubs in Vienna are cultural, artistic, and sports organisations formed in the 1970s by Yugoslav guest workers, then called Yugoslav clubs. Since the 1990s, due to significant socio-political changes in the home country, the work policies of clubs in Vienna have changed, and they have become Serbian clubs. To learn traditional singing within the folklore sections of the mentioned clubs, the leaders hire pedagogues from Serbia - ethnomusicologists or individuals with completed secondary music schools in the departments of traditional sing?ing. This paper aims to present and analyse several aspects of learning traditional singing in these institutions, focusing on the exchange of different forms of capi?tal - from economic to symbolic and vice versa and reviewing the role of individ?uals in these systems.

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Koreografisanje tradicionalnih plesova u sistemu komodifikujućih praksi

Cited by 2 publications

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A Decade of Studying Guest Workers Through the Projects of the Serbian Ethnological and Anthropological Society

A Decade of Studying Guest Workers Through the Projects of the Serbian Ethnological and Anthropological Society

Learning traditional singing in Serbian clubs in Vienna - economic aspects between amateurism and professionalism

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