(Books - Ressources)
Irina Deretić, Aleksandar Kandić (eds.), Istorija srpske filozofije IV [The History of Serbian Philosophy], Belgrade 2019; ISBN 978-86-6427-123-3
The fourth volume of The
History of Serbian Philosophy. Research material is divided into four
thematic sections: Serbian thinkers in XIX and XX century; Serbian
philosophy in national, European and media context; Bibliography of
Serbian philosophers and Memories. In this volume included
contributions to the study of Serbian philosophy are thematically
very diverse texts ranging from those considered the most important
Serbian philosophy reflections through works that deal with the
general poetic and artistic articulation of philosophical ideas to
the texts that explore the relationship between philosophy and
natural science disciplines. It also includes religious philosophy;
authors and themes of Serbian history, philosophy, politics and
philosophy of media. In the past few years Serbia had lost most
prominent philosophers so last section named Memories is devoted to
celebrating their life and works.
Ljubica Milosavljević, Konstruisanje starosti kao društvenog problema : od preduslova za početak procesa do starosti kao resursa [Construction of an Old Age as a Social Problem: the preconditions for the beginning of the process up to the age as a resource], Belgrade 2018, ISBN 978-86-6427-110-3
Slađana Dragišić Labaš, Samoubistvo – različiti diskursi [Suicide: Various Discourses], Belgrade 2019.
This study considers the
phenomenon of suicide from the perspectives of various discourses –
sociological, psychological, psychiatric and philosophical.
Epidemiological data on suicide, as well as research findings on
significant risk and protective factors (regarding society,
environment, family and personality types) are presented. We examine
the sociological theories about the possible causes of suicide and
important sociological variables, such as demographic and
socioeconomic factors, and the risks of suicidal behavior in minority
and vulnerable groups. These include: members of ethnic minorities
and immigrants, people with special needs, soldiers and war veterans,
LGBT(TIQ) population, prisoners and detainees, victimized people,
elderly people, children and adolescents (through association with
bullying at school) and persons suffering from severe somatic –
physical illness. The question of suicide is then viewed through the
lenses of psychological theories, psychiatric explanations and
philosophical understandings of the meaning of life and death. The
study concludes with a section on suicide prevention and possible
national programs and specific strategies that are applied in
particular social contexts and are directed towards vulnerable
populations, including a recommendation for responsible reporting in
the media.
PDF available on:
http://isi.f.bg.ac.rs/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/Sladjana-Dragisic-Labas-Samoubistvo-razliciti-diskursi.pdf
(Serbian language)
Mina Petrović and Milena Toković, Gradovi u ogledalu: između identiteta i brend imidža [Cities in the Looking-Glass: Between Identity and Brand Image], Belgrade 2018.
City branding is an
increasingly prominent tendency and strategy of urban policies,
partly arising as a response to the restructuring of the global
economy and changing principles of the spatial division of labor that
made themselves felt at the end of 20th century. The successfullness
of cities becomes largely determined by their capacities to promote
their identity in innovative ways, and this precisely is the issue
lying at the heart of this study. Starting from the premises of the
neoendogenous development paradigm and the concept of territorial
capital, the authors use a wealth of empirical evidence to focus on
the process of branding in the cases of eight medium-sized towns in
Serbia, selecting the factors which particularly enhance their brand
image.
PDF available on:
http://isi.f.bg.ac.rs/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/Mina-Petrovic_Milena-Tokovic_Gradovi-u-ogledalu.pdf
(Serbian language)
Ressources:
Department of Ethnology
and Anthropology Faculty of Philosophy, University of Belgrade.
This site also houses
publications that other institutions for ethnology and anthropology
publish: http://www.anthroserbia.org
Настава и васпитање - Studies in Teaching and
Education is a journal published by the Pedagogical Society of Serbia
and the Institute of Pedagogy and Andragogy of the Faculty of
Philosophy, University of Belgrade. The first issue of the journal
was printed on March 1st 1952. Since its establishment, Studies in
Teaching and Education has been open for contributions from the
country and abroad. It publishes research papers related to different
levels of education, teaching and learning.
Annual Conference in
Historical Archive “Timočka Krajina”, Serbia on history of
medicine and pharmacy
Annual Conference of the
Archivists in Serbia: Call for Papers for the 2020
The Topotheque Almaški
kraj, Novi Sad, Serbia: Contains photos from the private collections
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