Ислам, појединац и делатне заједнице у Србији: актери промена, сукоба и сарадње. (Serbian)

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    • Alternate Title:
      Islam, the Individual, and Communities of Practice in Serbia: Agents of Change, Conflict, and Cooperation. (English)
    • Subject Terms:
      SERBIA; BALKAN Peninsula
    • Abstract:
      The text introduces basic theoretical concepts that are important for understanding the conception of the thematic issue, namely transdisciplinarity, cultural heritage, dialogical memory, as well analytical categories of individual and community of practice. The approach to Islam as a subject of study is further explained. The text then refers on the research of Islam, Muslim communities and Ottoman heritage in the Balkans, with the focus on Serbia. The second part presents the papers in this thematic issue. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
    • Abstract:
      У уводном тексту се сажето објашњавају основни теоријски концепти који су важни за разумевање темата, а то су трансдисциплинарност, културно наслеђе, дијалошко сећање, као и аналитичке категорије појединца и делатне заједнице. Затим, излаже се приступ исламу као предмету проучавања, те основне одлике истраживања ислама, муслиманских заједница и османског наслеђа на Балкану, с фокусом на Србију. У другом делу се представљају радови темата. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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