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U ženskim rukama: hrvatska etnologija u razdoblju 1945-1990

Inside the tradition of ethnological thought in Croatia we can distinctly separate a critical branch of thought originating in the second half of the 20th century. This “movement” started as early as 1948, and was aimed at critical understanding and consistent questioning of methodological and epistemological limitations of Croatian ethnological “practice”. In a broad time span, works of Vera Stein Erlich, Dunja Rihtman-Auguštin, Olga Supek (Zupan) and Lydia Sklevicky, point to the emergence of female voice in Croatian ethnology which has been self-fashioned as post-traditional. Even though we cannot speak of a unique professional community – a school of thought or a ‘scientific club’ of sort, those women ethnologists/anthropologists were focused on a ‘dialogue’ or negotiation between revolutionary ‘pupils’ and ‘normal’ science.

Croatia, anthropology of women, socialism

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