City, Streets and Landscapes as Topics of Ethno-anthropological Research after the Publication of Ulice moga grada

U ovom se radu na početku daje kratak pregled etnoloških (a kasnije i antropoloških) istraživanja grada u Jugoslaviji i državama nastalim njenim raspadom, koja se definitivno etabliraju osamdesetih i devedesetih godina u doba poznog socijalizma i početaka tzv. tranzicije. Nova društvena i politička svakodnevica nakon 1989. je svakako uticala na tokove etnoantropološkog istraživanja gradskog prostora, te je uslovila i pojavu istraživanja naziva ulica kao političkih simbola, koje se javilo kao akademska reakcija na tada raširenu praksu zvaničnih preimenovanja različitih javnih prostora. Rad takođe locira dosadašnje rezultate iz te tematske oblasti u nas, i propituje mogućnosti tog istraživačkog polja nakon više od dvadeset godina od objavljivanja prve studije sa tom temom na ovdašnjem prostoru.This paper starts with a brief overview of ethnological (and, later, anthropological) research into cities in Yugoslavia and its successor-states, which had definitely been established in the 1980s and 1990s in the period of late socialism and at the beginning of the so-called transition period. Novel social and political circumstances after 1989 undoubtedly influenced ethno-anthropological research of the city, and also determined the research of street names as political symbols, which emerged as a scholarly reaction to the widespread practices of massive renaming of various public places. The paper charts the results from this thematic area in the former Yugoslavia, and discusses further possibilities of this research field more than twenty years after the publication of the first study on this topic in the region