Over the last century, and especially after the Second World War, the festive landscape in Slovenia changed radically due to political upheavals and restructuring of the economy and society, and in recent decades due to increasing global integration. This article shows how changes in the public calendar before and after the socialist period are manifest in holidays, reflecting changes under four political systems. These changes have affected not only the official holiday calendar, which usually marks the events that the national community identifies itself with. The post-socialist decades have featured a festive bricolage of reinstituted religious holidays, new state holidays, popular cultural celebrations, revived folk or traditional holidays, and traces of socialist holidays.
Avtorica se ozira v zadnje desetletje dela in življenja v Inštitutu za slovensko narodopisje ZRC SAZU. V prvem delu pokaže na nekaj vezi z začetki delovanja inštituta, s poudarkom na tem, kako sta se veda (narodopisje, etnografija) in inštitut postavila v družbo. V drugem je razgrnjen zemljevid projektnih in programskih vsebin v letih 2011–2021, razpetih med že utrjenimi inštitutskimi znanstvenimi interesi (disciplinarna in institucionalna identiteta) in sodobnim razmerjem z aktualnimi družbenimi temami, ki jih pogosto narekujejo razpisi različnih raziskovalnih projektov. Ti so namreč v veliki meri krojili obstanek na sodobnem raziskovalnem tržišču, ko se je zahtevi »objavljaj ali izgini« pridružila rešitev v »prijavljaj aplikativne projekte«. Izkušnjo turbulentnega desetletja sklepa misel o odprti, avtonomni in počasni znanosti.
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