The Films of Božo Škerlj
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Božo Škerlj, družinska kultura, družinski film, amaterski film, vizualna antropologija, vizualna kultura // Božo Škerlj, family life, home video, visual anthropology, visual cultureAbstract
Božo Škerlj je bil prvi doktor antropologije v Jugoslaviji, manj pa je poznano, da je bil tudi filmski amater. V tridesetih letih preteklega stoletja in še nekaj let po drugi svetovni vojni je snemal z malo ozkotračno filmsko kamero družinsko življenje in utrinke iz službenega okolja. Ohranjenih je 24 filmskih enot v skupnem trajanju 90 minut. V članku so predstavljene okoliščine in značilnosti njegovega filmskega ustvarjanja, vsebine filmov in njihov pomen za preučevanje kulture.
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Božo Škerlj was the first anthropologist in former Yugoslavia with Ph.D., while it is not known to everybody that he also practiced amateur filmmaking. In the 30’s and 40’s of past century he filmed the family life and the scenes of his working activity. 24 film units are preserved which total duration is 90 minutes. In the article the history and a character of his filmmaking is presented, the content of the films and their significance for the study of culture as well.
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