Předmět Cultural Minorities in Central and Eastern Europe. Perspective of Socio-cultural Anthropology (SPR466)
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The aim of this course is to analyze the ethnic and religious composition of Central and Eastern European (CEE) societies
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The aim of this course is to analyze the ethnic and religious composition of Central and Eastern European (CEE) societies, within the general context of social the cultural anthropology. The topics to be covered are: a/ Central and Eastern Europe, past and present, b/ socio-cultural anthropology and its interest in ethnic minorities, c/ “anthropology of Europe”, d/ the problem of nationalism, CEE and Western Europe, e/ the nature of ethnicity, with focus on CEE societies, f/ religion as an anthropological problem, with focus on CEE societies, g/ minority status and its ambivalence, with focus on CEE societies, h/ patterns of ethnic relations; old and new theories and their application in CEE, i/ ethnic and religious conflict, with focus on CEE societies, j/ non-ethnic, non-religious cultural minorities, k/ typologies of CEE societies, from the perspective of cultural minorities, l/ cultural minorities in CEE -- case studies.Expected learning outcome of this course is the understanding of the nature of ethnic and religious issues in modern global society, and particularly in Central and Eastern Europe.
Literatura
Bala, Balint and Anton Sterbling (eds.). 1998. ETHNICITY, NATION, CULTURE. CENTRAL AND EAST EUROPEAN PERSPECTIVES. Hamburg: Krämer.Feischmidt, Margit (ed.). 2001. ETHNIC RELATIONS IN EASTERN EUROPE. ABorowik, Irena (ed.). 2006. RELIGIONS, CHURCHES AND RELIGIOSITY IN POSTCOMMUNIST EUROPE. Kraków: NOMOS.
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PhDr. Kateřina Kubalčíková, Ph.D.
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prof. Janusz MuchaPhDr. Imrich Vašečka, Ph.D.PhDr. Imrich Vašečka, Ph.D.