This investigation closely examines the so-called animal burials from the Late Neolithic period. The Kujawy site (central Poland), occupied by the globular Amphora culture people, is used here as an example. The information we have on the animal burials from this site suggests important differences from other known animal burial sites. One example is the tendency to place animals in pits within the settlement. In this way, the dead (probably killed) and intentionally buried animals became part of the space used by living people. Another important observation concerns preferences in selecting animals for use in different spheres of human activity including ritual., Marzena Szmyt., and Obsahuje seznam literatury
From March 1848 through July 1849, the Habsburg Austrian Empire was threatened by revolutionary movements. Much of the revolutionary activity was of a nationalist character: the empire, ruled from Vienna, included Austrian Germans, Hungarians, Slovenes, Poles, Czechs, Slovaks, Ruthenians, Romanians, Serbs, Italians, and Croats, all of whom attempted in the course of the revolution to either achieve autonomy, independence, or even hegemony over other nationalities. and Milan Hlavačka.
Autor využívá recenze knihy srbských historiků Mileho Bjelajace a Gordany Krivokapić-Jovičové Příspěvky k odborné kritice: Srbská historiografie a svět. Vliv jugoslávské krize na zahraniční a domácí historiografii k obecnějšímu zamyšlení nad stavem srbské a postjugoslávské historiografie ve světovém kontextu bádání o nejnovějších dějinách jihoslovanských zemí. Autorská dvojice podle něj zastupuje ten proud v srbském dějepisectví, který se dokázal vymanit z omezení národními dějinami, pozitivistické faktografie a nacionálních stereotypů a patří ve své zemi k úplné špičce. Tematické okruhy jejich knihy tvoří stěžejní problémy srbských a jihoslovanských moderních dějin, jako je vznik, existence a příčiny ztroskotání projektu společného jugoslávského státu. Na nich recenzent ukazuje vývojové trendy národních historiografií bývalé Jugoslávie od státní ideologie jugoslávské jednoty a bratrství přes „novou ortodoxii“ antikomunismu a antijugoslávství po rozpadu společného státu a novou politickou instrumentalizaci za balkánských válek až po současnou pluraliazaci přístupů a otevírání horizontů., In his review of this work, whose title translates as ‘Serbian Historiography and the World: The Influence that the Yugoslav Crisis Has Had on Historiography at Home and Abroad. Contributions to Specialist Criticism’, the reviewer offers more general considerations of the state of Serbian and post-Yugoslav historiography in the international context of research on the contemporary history of the South Slav countries. The two authors of the book, Mile Bjelajac and Gordana Krivokapić-Jović, represent, according to the reviewer, a trend in Serbian historiography, which has been able to free itself from the limitations of national history, positivist assimilation of mere facts, and national stereotypes; they are, in short, among the best historians in their country. The range of topics discussed in this volume cover the key problems of modern Serbian and Yugoslav history, such as the origin, existence, and causes of the demise of the shared state of the South Slavs. The reviewer uses these topic areas to show the trends in the development of the national historiographies of the former Yugoslavia, from the state ideology of Yugoslav unity and brotherhood to the ‘new orthodoxy’ of anti-Communism and anti-Yugoslavism, to the break-up of the shared state and the new instrumentalization of politics during the Yugoslav Wars, to the current pluralization of approaches and the opening up of new horizons., [autor recenze] Ondřej Vojtěchovský., and Obsahuje bibliografii