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RESEARCH ACTIVITIES
Key words:
advertising – Falťanová, Stoličná
agriculture – Danglová, Slavkovský
agriculture – Danglová, Slavkovský, Falťanová
art – Danglová, Podolinská, Zajonc
art folklorism – Danglová
arts – Profantová
ceremonies within the course of the year – Luther
clothing – Benža, Stoličná
cognitive anthropology – Bužeková
collective identity – Danglová, Kiliánová, Krekovičová, Mann, Podoba, Podolinská, Salner
collective memory – Hlôšková, Kiliánová, Profantová
crafts – Falťanová
cultural diversity in Carpathians – Podoba
cultural ecology – Podoba
cultural heritage protection – Podoba, Slavkovský
cultural regions – Beňušková
culture of habitation– Podoba
demography – Mann
digitalisation of archival documents – Ratica
documentation – Zajonc
ecological movements – Podoba
education and the Roma – Mann
emigration – Ratica
employment in agriculture – Falťanová
ethnic conflict – Podoba
ethnic identity – Mann
ethnic stereotypes – Mann
ethnicity – Podoba, Kiliánová
ethnocartography – Benža, Falťanová, Slavkovský, Stoličná
ethnoliguistics – Profantová
etiquette – Profantová
family – Mann, Ratica, Slavkovský
family and social relations – Mann
family: relationships and upbringing – Ratica
folk beliefs – Bužeková, Podolinská
folk theatre – Luther
folklorism – Hlôšková, Krekovičová, Luther, Profantová
folkloristics – Hlôšková, Kiliánová, Krekovičová, Profantová
food – Stoličná
history of folkloristics – Hlôšková, Profantová
Holocaust and the Roma– Mann
Holocaust in Slovakia – Salner, Vrzgulová
house and habitation– Benža, Podoba
identity – Beňušková, Kiliánová, Krekovičová, Podolinská, Profantová
Jewish studies – Salner
Jews– Salner, Vrzgulová
labour migration – Falťanová, Mann, Slavkovský
magic – Zajonc
material culture – Benža, Búriková, Podoba
modernisation – Podoba, Kiliánová
mortuary rites – Profantová, Kiliánová
musical folklorism – Krekovičová
mythology – Bužeková, Podolinská, Profantová
nationalisation and property expropriation in 1945 a 1948 – Falťanová
nationalism – Podoba
occupations of the Roma – Mann
oral literature – Hlôšková, Profantová, Kiliánová
peasant family – Slavkovský
politics and nationalism, politics and minorities – Benža
regional development – Danglová, Popelková
religion – Beňušková, Bužeková, Podolinská
religious identity – Beňušková, Podolinská
religious studies – Bužeková, Podolinská
religous iconography– Danglová, Podolinská
rites and ceremonies – Luther, Mann
rites and ceremonies related to family – Mann
Romani beliefs – Mann, Podolinská
Romani Studies – Mann
settlement – Podoba
settlements – Podoba
Slavonic studies – Benža, Profantová
Slovaks – Stoličná, Benža, Slavkovský
Slovaks abroad – Stoličná, Benža, Slavkovský, Krekovičová
social and economical relations– Danglová, Slavkovský
social communication – Popelková
social relations and identity – Popelková, Vrzgulová
social relations and identity – Luther, Ratica, Salner
social relations and identity of Jews – Salner
social relations and institutions – Beňušková, Mann, Ratica
socialist and postsocialist transformation – Danglová, Kiliánová, Podoba, Popelková, Slavkovský, Vrzgulová
stereotypes – Mann, Krekovičová, Popelková, Vrzgulová,
textiles – Zajonc
the Roma – Mann, Podolinská
theory and methods in ethnology – Podoba, Kiliánová, Krekovičová, Stoličná, Profantová
theory and methods in folkloristics – Profantová
theory and methods in social sciences – Podoba, Podolinská
trade – Falťanová, Vrzgulová
urban ethnology – Falťanová, Luther, Popelková, Salner, Vrzgulová, Zajonc
values – Danglová, Podoba, Profantová, Ratica
verbal magic formulae – Profantová
vineyards – Popelková
visual anthropology – Luther
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