Edited by / Uredili Jelka Vince Pallua & Ingrid Slavec Gradišnik

Selected papers of the panel “Sacred Space and Place and their Symbolic Adoption” organized by the WG Group Space-Lore and Place Lore at the SIEF Congress Ways of Dwelling: Crisis - Craft – Creativity (Göttingen, Germany, 2017) focus on symbolic representations of space, mental mapping, adoptions and inscribing of meaning of the individual, as well as of the community into sacred spaces and places in Israel, Guatemala, Finland, and Austria.

Izbrani članki panela »Sveti prostor in kraj in njuna simbolna prisvojitev«, ki ga je organizirala delovna skupina Space-Lore and Place-Lore na kongresu SIEF Načini bivanja: Kriza – moč – ustvarjalnost (Göttingen, Nemčija, 2017) obravnavajo simbolne predstavitve prostora, mentalno zemljevidenje, prisvojitve ter individiualne in skupnostne vpise v svete prostore in kraje v Izraelu, Gvatemali, na Finskem in v Avstriji. 

Uredila / Edited by Marjetka Golež Kaučič

Vprašanja mitologije in mitofobije, individualnega glasbenega izvajanja in samoizraznosti ruskega glasbenika in harmonikarja, čustveno in barvno zaznavanje ljudske glasbe in drugih glasbenih zvrsti, nova izražanja strahu in travmatičnih doživetij, produkcija balad na letakih v Londonu v 18. stoletju, pes v filmu, nacionalni simboli in koncept avtohtone vrste se razvrščajo v preplet humanističnih raziskav kot tudi kognitivnih in tehnoloških.

Issues of mythology and mythophobia, the individual musical performance and musical self-expression of a Russian musician and accordion player, emotional and color perception of folk music and other genres, new expressions of fear and traumatic experiences, the production of broadside ballads in London in the eighteenth century, the dog in film, national symbols, and the concept of native species all enter into an interlacing of humanistic, cognitive, and technical research.

Edited by / Uredila Božidar Jezernik & Jurij Fikfak

The First World War, also known as the Great War, which lasted from 1914 to 1918, left a significant mark on the twentieth century. It radically changed the demographic composition of Europe (over sixteen million people were killed), resulted in the dissolution of four empires (Austria-Hungary, Russia, Germany, and the Ottoman Empire), had a crucial impact on European values, inspired the search for the new man during the interwar period, and ultimately significantly influenced the shaping, perception, and reception of cultural heritage.

Prva svetovna vojna ali Velika vojna od 1914 do 1918 je bistveno zaznamovala dvajseto stoletje. Usodno je vplivala na demografsko podobo Evrope, saj je umrlo nad 16 milijonov ljudi, na konec štirih imperijev (Avstro-Ogrske, Rusije, Nemčije in Osmanskega cesarstva), usodno je vplivala na njene vrednote in na iskanje po novem človeku med obema vojnama, nenazadnje na oblikovanje, percepcijo in recepcijo kulturne dediščine.

Uredili / Edited by Marija Klobčar & Marjeta Pisk

Edited by / Uredila Jurij Fikfak & Klaus Schönberger