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Národopisný Věstník 2011, Číslo 2 Národopisný VĚSTNÍK BuLLETIN D’EThnologIE ČESKÁ NÁRODOPISNÁ SPOLEČNOST ČESKÁ NÁRODOPISNÁ XXVIII (70) 2011/2 NÁRODOPISNÝ VĚSTNÍK 2011/2 VĚSTNÍK NÁRODOPISNÝ ZaložEN 1906 NÁRODOPISNÝ VĚSTNÍK Contents Bulletin d’ethnologie Studies Jiří Langer, Tractate on the significance of auxiliary sciences ...........................................................................................5 Založen 1906 Miroslav Válka, Traditional House in the Central Danube Area ......................................................................................14 Václav Michalička, Contemporary tasks of ethnology with respect to the perception of an ethnographical region in the general public (taking Lašsko as an example) ........................................................................................................25 Ročník XXVIII (70), 2011, číslo 2 Roman Malach, Ethnographic articles in the Ohlas od Nežárky periodical .....................................................................31 Ethnology abroad Zorica Divac, Ethnological Institutions in Serbia and Their Work in the 21st century .....................................................46 Vydává Česká národopisná společnost za podpory Rady vědeckých společností Dragana Radojičić, Ethnology in Montenegro since 1950s .............................................................................................48 Dr. Miloš Luković, Current Projects and Field Research of the Institute for Balkan Studies at the Serbian Academy při AV ČR v Praze of Sciences and Arts (SANU): Tradition and Innovation .................................................................................................51 Adresa vydavatele: Národní třída 3, 117 20 Praha 1 Marta Botiková, Ethnology Degree Programme at the Faculty of Arts of the Comenius University in Bratislava .........55 Personalia Remembering Ladislav Mlynka (Martin Novotný) ...........................................................................................................64 The Birthday of Mirjam Moravcová (Irena Štěpánová) ...................................................................................................65 Národopisný věstník je recenzovaný odborný etnologický časopis, vycházející Selective Bibliography of PhDr. Mirjam Moravcová, DrSc. (Irena Štěpánová) ..............................................................67 80th Birthday of PhDr. Jarmila Šťastná, CSc. (Mirjam Moravcová) .................................................................................77 dvakrát ročně. A Letter to Karel Pavlištík from 12 March 2011 (Ludmila Tarcalová) ............................................................................79 Pravidla pro publikování a veškeré informace pro autory jsou zveřejněny Congratulations to Miroslav Válka on his 60th Birthday (Helena Beránková – Jana Pospíšilová)..................................80 Selective Bibliography of Miroslav Válka (Helena Beránková – Daniel Drápala – Jana Pospíšilová) .........................81 na internetových stránkách České národopisné společnosti: Vladimíra Lindnerová Celebrating a Jubilee (Zdeněk Uherek) ........................................................................................87 http://www.narodopisnaspolecnost.cz/vestnik.php. Vladimíra Lindnerová-Klevetová – Selective Bibliography (Karel Altman) ...................................................................87 Books Daniel Drápala – Václav Michalička: Zručnost, um a dovednost lidí na horách / The Skill, Art and Craftsmanship of the Highlanders (Karel Pavlištík) .................................................................................................................................89 Romana Habartová a kolektiv: František Kretz (1859–1929) – sběratel, národopisec, novinář / František Kretz Předseda redakční rady: PhDr. Miroslav Válka, Ph.D. (1859–1929): A Collector, Ethnographer and Journalist (Karel Altman) .........................................................................91 Redaktor: PhDr. Daniel Drápala, Ph.D. Alena Křížová a kolektiv: Ornament, oděv, šperk. Archaické projevy materiální kultury / Ornament, Garment, Jewel: Archaic Expressions of the Material Culture (Irena Štěpánová) ......................................................................................93 Redakční rada: PhDr. Karel Altman, CSc., PhDr. Helena Beránková, Dr. Zorica Petr Liďák – Alena Křížová: Hračky z Nového Hrozenkova. Historie zaniklé výroby / Toys from Nový Hrozenkov: Divac (Bělehrad), PhDr. Daniel Drápala, Ph.D., Anna Drożdż, dr. (Cieszyn), History of an Extinct Production (Helena Mevaldová) ....................................................................................................94 Josef Šíma (1859–1929). Kreslíř a fotograf / Josef Šíma (1859–1929): A Draughtsman and Photographer doc. PhDr. Hana Hlôšková, CSc. (Bratislava), PhDr. Markéta Holubová, (Miroslav Válka) ...............................................................................................................................................................96 Ph.D., Mgr. Marta Kondrová, PhDr. Ludmila Kopalová, PhDr. Helena Mevaldová, Daniel Drápala (red.): Antonín Václavík (1891–1959) a evropská etnologie. Kontexty doby a díla / Antonín Václavík (1891–1959) and european Ethnology. Contexts of the Time and Works (Marta Kondrová) ..........................................97 Mgr. Markéta Palowská, Dr. Marketa Spiritova (Mnichov), Exhibitions doc. PhDr. Irena Štěpánová, CSc., PhDr. Miroslav Válka, Ph.D. Krásná jizba – Folklorismus a svéráz ve sbírkách Valašského muzea v přírodě (konec 19.–½20. století) / Krásná Jizba: Folklorism in the Collections of the Wallachian Open Air Museum (from the End of the 19th Century to the First Jazykové korektury: doc. PhDr. Josef, Štěpán, CSc. Half of the 20th Century) (Alena Křížová).......................................................................................................................103 Překlad do angličtiny: Mgr. Eva Románková a ASPENA spol. s r. o., Brno Treasures of Moravia: Story of the Historical Land (Irena Štěpánová) .........................................................................104 Conferences Grafické zpracování, tisk: Metoda spol. s r. o., Brno Assemblies of Ethnological Associations in Slovakia and Poland (Daniel Drápala) ....................................................107 General Assembly of the Czech Ethnological Society Activity Report of the Czech Ethnological Society from the years 2008–2011 (Daniel Drápala) .................................... I Report on the State of the Czech Ethnological Society’s Archive (Helena Šenfeldová) ...................................................X Report on Revitalization of the Czech Ethnological Society’s Network of Correspondents (Václav Michalička) ........ XII Bibliography of Ethnological Literature on the Website of the Czech Ethnological Society (Jiřina Veselská) ............XIV Report on the Membership of the Czech Ethnological Society in the Consultative Body of UNESCO (Eva Románková) ................................................................................................................................... XVII Report on the Activity of the International Commission for the Study of the Carpathian Culture – Sub-commission for Folk Customs and the Commission for Folk Customs of the Czech Ethnological Society Číslo vychází k 20. prosinci 2011 from 2008–2011 (Ludmila Tarcalová) ............................................................................................................................XX Report on the Activity of the Commission for Folk Architecture, Settlements and Housing by the Czech Ethnological ISSN 1211-8117 Society from 2008–2011 (Roman Tykal) ..................................................................................................................... XXII Národopisný věstník je zapsán do evidence periodického tisku pod evidenčním Laudation to PhDr. Jiřina Langhammerová (Petr Janeček), PhDr. Ludmila Tarcalová (Romana Habartová) and PhDr. Miloš Melzer, CSc. (Miroslav Válka) on the Conferment of the Honorary Membership in the Czech číslem: MK ČR E 18932. Ethnological Society ..........................................................................................................................XXIII, XXVII, XXIX NÁRODOPISNÝ VĚSTNÍK BULLETIN D’ ETHNOLOGIE XXVIII (70) 2011/2 NárodopisNý věstNík 2011 Obsah Studie Jiří Langer, Úvaha o významu pomocných věd. příspěvek k metodice etnografického výzkumu ...........................................................................................5 Miroslav Válka, tradiční dům v oblasti středního podunají. k problematice hliněného stavitelství ..............................................................................................14 Václav Michalička, současné úkoly etnologie při vnímání etnografického regionu veřejností (na příkladu Lašska) ..................................................................25 Roman Malach, Národopisné příspěvky v časopise ohlas od Nežárky .................31 Etnologie v zahraničí Zorica Divac, Etnologické instituce a jejich produkce v srbsku (21. století) ........46 Dragana Radojičić, Etnologie Černé Hory od poloviny 20. století .......................48 Dr. Miloš Luković, současné projekty a terénní výzkumy Balkanologického ústavu srbské akademie věd a umění (sANU) – tradice a inovace ........................51 Marta Botiková, Študijný program etnológia na FF Uk v Bratislave (a výučba dejín odboru) ...........................................................................................................55
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