Zgodovina za vse
Prešernova 17, SI-3000 Celje
Phone386 (0) 3 428 6420
Published byHistorical Society of Celje
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| − | | name = Zgodovina za vse | + | | name = History for Everyone |
| − | | street | + | | local name = Zgodovina za vse |
| − | | town | + | | street = Prešernova 17 |
| + | | town = SI-3000 Celje | ||
| telephone = 386 (0) 3 428 6420 | | telephone = 386 (0) 3 428 6420 | ||
| fax = 386 (0) 3 428 6411 | | fax = 386 (0) 3 428 6411 | ||
| − | | website = http:// | + | | email = info@zdc.si |
| − | | published by | + | | website = http://zdc.si/index.php/zgodovina-za-vse/ |
| − | | frequency | + | | published by = Historical Society of Celje |
| + | | frequency = biannual | ||
| contacts = {{Contact | | contacts = {{Contact | ||
| − | | name = | + | | name = Borut Batagelj |
| − | | role = Editor in Chief | + | | role = Editor-in-Chief |
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| + | https://www.facebook.com/pages/Zgodovina-za-vse-zgodovinice/182237451024 | ||
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| − | Launched in [[established::1994]], the Slovene historical journal [[Zgodovina za vse (History for Everyone)]] | + | Launched in [[established::1994]], the Slovene historical journal ''[[Zgodovina za vse (History for Everyone)]]'' focuses on historical anthropology and investigates topics within the history of everyday life, as well as with "history from below" or people's history. The journal was not only hailed by professional historians, students of history and other disciplines in the humanities, but was also favourably received by the general public. |
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| + | It is published by the vocational organisation [[Historical Society of Celje]], and is financially supported by the [[Ministry of Culture]], the [[Slovene Research Agency (ARRS)]], and the [[Municipality of Celje]]. | ||
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== The modern narrative == | == The modern narrative == | ||
| − | + | The most distinctive feature of ''Zgodovina za vse'' is the revival of narrative. The contributions are notable in that they deploy detailed narratives or description (known as "thick description"). This is what contemporary historians, influenced by the findings and results in anthropology, call "modern narrative", contrasting it with the more traditional narrative, which employs "thin description". Detailed case studies of events and phenomena from the Slovene past make up complex articles which, in view of the methodology and techniques they utilise, can be defined as micro-history or micro-narrative, that is, the history of every-day life, the history of mentality, as well as the history of civilisation, habits, and customs. | |
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== Contents and approach == | == Contents and approach == | ||
| − | The journal | + | The journal comprises three content-based segments. The first features real life accounts and articles that adhere to the general orientation of the journal. The criteria for contributions are a scholarly approach supported by comprehensive critical source material and a compelling and lively narrative style. The second segment affords space to discussions regarding the theory of history as well as various paradigmatic contestations, while the third consists of reviews of works dealing with topics related to the journal's content. |
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| − | + | Some of the contributions are: the nutrition and the eating habits of the Carniola aristocracy; the history of the vehement singing societies of the Ljubljana's Germans and the history of the pejorative term for the so-called 'Ljubljana shirts'; the history of the national conflicts in Primorska region and the history of sexual offences in the region of Celje in 1930s. | |
| + | The journal is on a par with other similar historical periodicals in Europe. The articles feature substantial summaries in German and brief abstracts in England and Slovenian. Past editions of the journal are available in the archive section of their website. | ||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
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==External links== | ==External links== | ||
| − | *[http://www. | + | |
| + | *[http://www.sistory.si/11686/menu78?language=en History for Everyone Journal online] on the [[Sistory.si]] web resource (in Slovenian) | ||
[[Category:History]] | [[Category:History]] | ||
[[Category:Museum periodicals]] | [[Category:Museum periodicals]] | ||
[[Category:Media]] | [[Category:Media]] | ||
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The modern narrative
The most distinctive feature of Zgodovina za vse is the revival of narrative. The contributions are notable in that they deploy detailed narratives or description (known as "thick description"). This is what contemporary historians, influenced by the findings and results in anthropology, call "modern narrative", contrasting it with the more traditional narrative, which employs "thin description". Detailed case studies of events and phenomena from the Slovene past make up complex articles which, in view of the methodology and techniques they utilise, can be defined as micro-history or micro-narrative, that is, the history of every-day life, the history of mentality, as well as the history of civilisation, habits, and customs.
Contents and approach
The journal comprises three content-based segments. The first features real life accounts and articles that adhere to the general orientation of the journal. The criteria for contributions are a scholarly approach supported by comprehensive critical source material and a compelling and lively narrative style. The second segment affords space to discussions regarding the theory of history as well as various paradigmatic contestations, while the third consists of reviews of works dealing with topics related to the journal's content.
Some of the contributions are: the nutrition and the eating habits of the Carniola aristocracy; the history of the vehement singing societies of the Ljubljana's Germans and the history of the pejorative term for the so-called 'Ljubljana shirts'; the history of the national conflicts in Primorska region and the history of sexual offences in the region of Celje in 1930s.
The journal is on a par with other similar historical periodicals in Europe. The articles feature substantial summaries in German and brief abstracts in England and Slovenian. Past editions of the journal are available in the archive section of their website.
See also
External links
- History for Everyone Journal online on the Sistory.si web resource (in Slovenian)
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Launched in 1994, the Slovene historical journal Zgodovina za vse (History for Everyone) focuses on historical anthropology and investigates topics within the history of everyday life, as well as with "history from below" or people's history. +
Launched in 1994, the Slovene historical journal Zgodovina za vse (History for Everyone) focuses on historical anthropology and investigates topics within the history of everyday life, as well as with "history from below" or people's history. +
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