Title: O cestě studentů etnologie a kulturní antropologie do Čerepišského kláštera v Bulharsku
Source document: Porta Balkanica. 2022, vol. 13, iss. 1-2, pp. [94]-103
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[94]-103
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ISSN1804-2449 (print)2570-5946 (on-line)
Stable URL (handle): https://hdl.handle.net/11222.digilib/digilib.77226
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[2] BELEVA, I. (2016). The impact of emigration on the socio-economic development of Bulgaria, Economic Thought 3, 23–41.
[3] BENOVSKA–SĂBKOVA, M. (2001). Die Verwandtschaftsbande – Realität und Symbol. Bruderschaft und Milchverwandtschaft in Nordwesternbulgarien. In Ulf BRUNNBAUER – Karl KASER (eds.), Vom Nutzen der Verwandten. Soziale Netzwerke in Bulgarien (19. und 20. Jahrhundert). Vienna-Cologne-Weimar, Böhlau, 200–218.
[4] BENSON, M. – O'REILLY, K. (2009). Lifestyle Migration: Escaping to the Good Life. In M. Benson – K. O'Reilly (eds.), Lifestyle Migration: Expectations, Aspirations, and Experiences. Farnham, Ashgate, 1–14.
[5] CREED, G. (1995). The Politics of Agriculture: Identity and Socialist Sentiment in Bulgaria, Slavic Review 54 (4), 843–868.
[6] CREED, G. (1998). Domesticating Revolution: From Socialist Reform to Ambivalent Transition in a Bulgarian Village. Pennsylvania: The Pennsylvania State University Press.
[7] CREED, G. (1999). Deconstructing Socialism in Bulgaria, In M. Burawoy – K. Verdery (eds.), Uncertain Transition: Ethnographies of Change in Postsocialist World. Lanham: Rowman and Littlefield, 223–243.
[8] FATKOVÁ, G. (2011). Karakačani v Bulharsku – pastevecká historie, Lidé města 13(1), 51–72.
[9] FATKOVÁ, G. (2015). Bulharští Karakačani a usedlý život: Dům, jméno a identita. Brno: CDK.
[10] FROLEC, V. (1965). Vliv rozkladu velkorodiny na vývoj lidového obydlí v západním Bulharsku, Český lid 3/52: 164–175.
[11] GRUEV, M. (2009). Preorani Slogove. Kolektivizacija i socialna promjana v Bălgarskija severozapad 40-te I 50te godini na 20. vek. Sofia: Siela.
[12] JAKOUBEK, M. (2010). Vojvodovo – etnologie krajanské obce v Bulharsku. Brno: Centrum pro studium demokracie a kultury (CDK).
[13] JAKOUBEK, M. (2011). Vojvodovo: kus česko-bulharské historie. Tentokrát převážně očima jeho obyvatel. Brno: Centrum pro studium demokracie a kultury (CDK).
[14] JAKOUBEK, M. (2015). Vojvodovští Paulikiáni (banátští Bulhaři), The Journal of Culture 1, 32–36.
[15] JIREČEK, K. (1888). Cesty po Bulharsku. Praha: Nákladem Matice české.
[16] KRĂSTEVA-BLAGOEVA, E. (1999). Ličnoto ime v bălgarskata tradicija. Sofia: Akademično izdatelstvo "Prof. Marin Drinov".
[17] OKELY, J. (2015). Dialogues with anthropologists. Where interviews become relevant. In K. Smith – J. Staples – N. Rapport (eds.), Extraordinary encounters. Authenticity and the interview. Oxford: Berghahn, 128–156.
[18] PITHECKOFF, N. (2017). Aging in the Republic of Bulgaria, Gerontologist 57(5), 809–815.
[19] SMOLLETT, ELEANOR W. (1989). The Economy of Jars. Kindred Relationships in Bulgaria – An Exploration, Ethnologia Europaea XIX, 125–140.
[20] TODOROVA, M. (2006). Balkan family structure and the European pattern. Demographic developments in Ottoman Bulgaria. Budapest, New York: CEU Press.
[21] TODOROVA, M. (1997). Imagining the Balkans. New York – Oxford: Oxford University Press.
[22] TODOROVA, M. (2014). Introduction: Similar Trajectories, Different Memories. In M. Todorova – A. Dimou – S. Troebst (eds.), Remembering Communism. Private and Public Recollections of Lived Experience in Southeast Europe. Budapest/New York: Central European University Press, 1–25.
[23] VRAČANSKÝ, S. (1805/1981). Život a utrpení hříšného Sofronije. Praha: Odeon. Přeložila Hana Blažejová.