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“I KNOW ABOUT IT, BUT I DO NOT WANT TO TALK”: TRADITIONAL BELIEFS IN SUPERNATURAL CREATURES IN THE DALMATIAN HINTERLAND
Luka Šešo
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APA 6th Edition
Šešo, L. (2010). “I KNOW ABOUT IT, BUT I DO NOT WANT TO TALK”: TRADITIONAL BELIEFS IN SUPERNATURAL CREATURES IN THE DALMATIAN HINTERLAND. Narodna umjetnost, 47 (2), 111-111. Preuzeto s https://hrcak.srce.hr/61986
MLA 8th Edition
Šešo, Luka. "“I KNOW ABOUT IT, BUT I DO NOT WANT TO TALK”: TRADITIONAL BELIEFS IN SUPERNATURAL CREATURES IN THE DALMATIAN HINTERLAND." Narodna umjetnost, vol. 47, br. 2, 2010, str. 111-111. https://hrcak.srce.hr/61986. Citirano 01.09.2024.
Chicago 17th Edition
Šešo, Luka. "“I KNOW ABOUT IT, BUT I DO NOT WANT TO TALK”: TRADITIONAL BELIEFS IN SUPERNATURAL CREATURES IN THE DALMATIAN HINTERLAND." Narodna umjetnost 47, br. 2 (2010): 111-111. https://hrcak.srce.hr/61986
Harvard
Šešo, L. (2010). '“I KNOW ABOUT IT, BUT I DO NOT WANT TO TALK”: TRADITIONAL BELIEFS IN SUPERNATURAL CREATURES IN THE DALMATIAN HINTERLAND', Narodna umjetnost, 47(2), str. 111-111. Preuzeto s: https://hrcak.srce.hr/61986 (Datum pristupa: 01.09.2024.)
Vancouver
Šešo L. “I KNOW ABOUT IT, BUT I DO NOT WANT TO TALK”: TRADITIONAL BELIEFS IN SUPERNATURAL CREATURES IN THE DALMATIAN HINTERLAND. Narodna umjetnost [Internet]. 2010 [pristupljeno 01.09.2024.];47(2):111-111. Dostupno na: https://hrcak.srce.hr/61986
IEEE
L. Šešo, "“I KNOW ABOUT IT, BUT I DO NOT WANT TO TALK”: TRADITIONAL BELIEFS IN SUPERNATURAL CREATURES IN THE DALMATIAN HINTERLAND", Narodna umjetnost, vol.47, br. 2, str. 111-111, 2010. [Online]. Dostupno na: https://hrcak.srce.hr/61986. [Citirano: 01.09.2024.]
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APA 6th Edition
Šešo, L. (2010). “I KNOW ABOUT IT, BUT I DO NOT WANT TO TALK”: TRADITIONAL BELIEFS IN SUPERNATURAL CREATURES IN THE DALMATIAN HINTERLAND. Narodna umjetnost, 47 (2), 111-111. Preuzeto s https://hrcak.srce.hr/61986
MLA 8th Edition
Šešo, Luka. "“I KNOW ABOUT IT, BUT I DO NOT WANT TO TALK”: TRADITIONAL BELIEFS IN SUPERNATURAL CREATURES IN THE DALMATIAN HINTERLAND." Narodna umjetnost, vol. 47, br. 2, 2010, str. 111-111. https://hrcak.srce.hr/61986. Citirano 01.09.2024.
Chicago 17th Edition
Šešo, Luka. "“I KNOW ABOUT IT, BUT I DO NOT WANT TO TALK”: TRADITIONAL BELIEFS IN SUPERNATURAL CREATURES IN THE DALMATIAN HINTERLAND." Narodna umjetnost 47, br. 2 (2010): 111-111. https://hrcak.srce.hr/61986
Harvard
Šešo, L. (2010). '“I KNOW ABOUT IT, BUT I DO NOT WANT TO TALK”: TRADITIONAL BELIEFS IN SUPERNATURAL CREATURES IN THE DALMATIAN HINTERLAND', Narodna umjetnost, 47(2), str. 111-111. Preuzeto s: https://hrcak.srce.hr/61986 (Datum pristupa: 01.09.2024.)
Vancouver
Šešo L. “I KNOW ABOUT IT, BUT I DO NOT WANT TO TALK”: TRADITIONAL BELIEFS IN SUPERNATURAL CREATURES IN THE DALMATIAN HINTERLAND. Narodna umjetnost [Internet]. 2010 [pristupljeno 01.09.2024.];47(2):111-111. Dostupno na: https://hrcak.srce.hr/61986
IEEE
L. Šešo, "“I KNOW ABOUT IT, BUT I DO NOT WANT TO TALK”: TRADITIONAL BELIEFS IN SUPERNATURAL CREATURES IN THE DALMATIAN HINTERLAND", Narodna umjetnost, vol.47, br. 2, str. 111-111, 2010. [Online]. Dostupno na: https://hrcak.srce.hr/61986. [Citirano: 01.09.2024.]
Sažetak
Recent personal field experience in researching traditional beliefs in supernatural creatures has shown that today, too, stories of and beliefs in fairies, vampires, witches and moras are still relatively present in the Dalmatian hinterland. Such beliefs were customarily in the focus of domestic folkloristic research and were largely studied as verbal utterances of narrators, in which attention was paid to what was said (and how it was said). However, a trend emerged in folkloristics from the 1970s that began to orientate itself to the social context of the narrator and his/her stance towards narrations. Therefore, the author’s own views on the issue of researching the narrator and his/her stance towards the supernatural are offered in this paper, based on recent field research. In that way, the intention has been to contribute to those research studies that emphasise the importance of enquiring into the social context of the narrator, but also to offer an augmentation of domestic (folkloristic) research into belief in supernatural creatures in which that dimension has frequently been overlooked. In other words, domestic papers often mention the fact that we learn about supernatural creatures through kronikate (brief reports), fabulate (stories about a particular event passed on by tradition), and memorate (talking about personal experience in the first person), which indicates that we should concentrate on the form, regularity, manner and type of the narrator’s account. However, since the narrator’s account in interviews always entwines with the context of reality, experience and social structures (of the individual and the group) that give it form, we learn not only about the supernatural creatures through the narration but also about the stance of the narrator towards the supernatural, through which we also arrive at information about the narrator him/herself, his/her environment, lines of thought and aspirations. Therefore, a five-stage division of narrations and narrators is offered in this paper, which is based on the way in which the narrations are delivered and the narrator’s stance towards the supernatural that we observe in the specific situation of conversation with the researcher.
Ključne riječi
supernatural creatures; narrators; Dalmatian hinterland; socio-political context
Hrčak ID:
61986
URI
https://hrcak.srce.hr/61986
Datum izdavanja:
8.12.2010.
Podaci na drugim jezicima:
hrvatski
Posjeta: 2.939
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