Vol. 40 No. 2 (2011): RESEARCHING FOLK CULTURE IN SLAVIC LANDS (1770–1880)/ RAZISKOVANJE LJUDSKE KULTURE V SLOVANSKIH DEŽELAH MED 1770 IN 1880

Edited by / Uredili Jurij Fikfak, Dan Podjed & Tatiana Bajuk Senčar

Published: 27.10.2014

Editorial / Uredništvo

• From Herder’s Ideas and Slavic Mutuality to Shaping a Scholarly Discipline, Studying the Culture of the Other

  Jurij Fikfak

  5-6

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Matija Majar Ziljski (1809–1892)

• Matija Majar Ziljski. Enlightener, politician, scholar

  Iskra Vasiljevna Čurkina

  9–26

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• Ethnography and Matija Majar

  Jurij Fikfak

  27–44

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• The Priest Matija Majar and the Moscow Ethnographic Exhibition of 1867

  Božidar Jezernik

  45–76

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Researching Folk Culture in Slavic Lands (1770–1880)/Raziskovanje ljudske kulture v slovanskih deželah med 1770 in 1880

• Herder, Kollár, and the Origins of Slavic Ethnography

  Alexsander Maxwell

  79–95

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• The Slavic Idea and the Origin of Bulgarian Folklore Studies

  Vladimir Penchev

  97–110

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• Bulgarian Folklore Studies and the Formation of National Identity and Culture. The Contribution of Georgi Sava Rakovski

  Valentina Ganeva-Raycheva

  111–118

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• Formation of Russian Ethnography (1750–1850)

  Mariam M. Kerimova

  119–136

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Razprave / Articles

• Following European Stories. An Anthropological Study of European Integration

  Tatiana Bajuk Senčar, Jeffrey David Turk

  139–151

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