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kaj sporoča molk?
Rožac Darovec, V. 2012. »‘Po svobodi je v vas pršu hudič!‘: pomen ustne zgodo-
vine za razkrivanje mitoloških struktur v preteklosti na primeru spomi-
njanja Rakitljanov.« Acta Histriae 20 (4): 693–700.
Smith, A. L. 2006. Colonial Memory and Postcolonial Europe. Bloomington,
IN: Indiana University Press.
Tojnko, N. 2014. »Moč tišine v psihoanalizi.« Doktorska dizertacija, Univerza
v Mariboru.
Troha, N. 1997. »STO – Svobodno tržaško ozemlje.« V Zbornik Primorske – 50
let, ur. S. Valentinčič, 56−60. Koper: Primorske novice.
Van Boeschoten, R. 2005. »‘Little Moscow‘ and the Greek Civil War: Memories
of Violence, Local Identities and Cultural Practices in a Greek Mountain
Community.« V Memory and World War II, ur. F. Cappeletto, 39–65.
Oxford; New York: Berg.
Verginella, M. 2015. »Writing Historiography on Migrations at the Meeting
Point of Nations in the Northern Adriatic.« V At Home but Foreigners:
Population Transfers in 20th Century Istria, ur. K. Hrobat Virloget, C.
Gousseff in G. Corni, 49−70. Koper: Univerzitetna založba Annales.
Volk, S. 2003. Istra v Trstu: naselitev istrskih in dalmatinskih ezulov in nacio-
nalna bonifikacija na Tržaškem. Koper: ZDJP, UP ZRS.
Wutti, D. 2013. »Transgeneracijski prenosi v družinah koroških Slovencev.«
Razprave in gradiva 70: 45−54.
Spletni viri
Payne, P., P. A. Levine in M. A. Crane-Godreau. 2015. »Somatic Experiencing:
Using Interoception and Proprioception as Core Elements of
Trauma Therapy.« Frontiers in psychology 6. https://doi.org/10.3389/
fpsyg.2015.00093.
Summary
What does silence convey? An attempt of an interdisciplinary
ethnological and psychotherapeutic interpretation of post-war
memories in the case of the Primorska region
The article presents a first step towards an interdisciplinary collaboration
between ethnology, cultural anthropology, and psychotherapy with one
author being an ethnologist/cultural anthropologist and the other a psy-
chotherapist. Their common point of interest is silence, an overlooked topic
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Rožac Darovec, V. 2012. »‘Po svobodi je v vas pršu hudič!‘: pomen ustne zgodo-
vine za razkrivanje mitoloških struktur v preteklosti na primeru spomi-
njanja Rakitljanov.« Acta Histriae 20 (4): 693–700.
Smith, A. L. 2006. Colonial Memory and Postcolonial Europe. Bloomington,
IN: Indiana University Press.
Tojnko, N. 2014. »Moč tišine v psihoanalizi.« Doktorska dizertacija, Univerza
v Mariboru.
Troha, N. 1997. »STO – Svobodno tržaško ozemlje.« V Zbornik Primorske – 50
let, ur. S. Valentinčič, 56−60. Koper: Primorske novice.
Van Boeschoten, R. 2005. »‘Little Moscow‘ and the Greek Civil War: Memories
of Violence, Local Identities and Cultural Practices in a Greek Mountain
Community.« V Memory and World War II, ur. F. Cappeletto, 39–65.
Oxford; New York: Berg.
Verginella, M. 2015. »Writing Historiography on Migrations at the Meeting
Point of Nations in the Northern Adriatic.« V At Home but Foreigners:
Population Transfers in 20th Century Istria, ur. K. Hrobat Virloget, C.
Gousseff in G. Corni, 49−70. Koper: Univerzitetna založba Annales.
Volk, S. 2003. Istra v Trstu: naselitev istrskih in dalmatinskih ezulov in nacio-
nalna bonifikacija na Tržaškem. Koper: ZDJP, UP ZRS.
Wutti, D. 2013. »Transgeneracijski prenosi v družinah koroških Slovencev.«
Razprave in gradiva 70: 45−54.
Spletni viri
Payne, P., P. A. Levine in M. A. Crane-Godreau. 2015. »Somatic Experiencing:
Using Interoception and Proprioception as Core Elements of
Trauma Therapy.« Frontiers in psychology 6. https://doi.org/10.3389/
fpsyg.2015.00093.
Summary
What does silence convey? An attempt of an interdisciplinary
ethnological and psychotherapeutic interpretation of post-war
memories in the case of the Primorska region
The article presents a first step towards an interdisciplinary collaboration
between ethnology, cultural anthropology, and psychotherapy with one
author being an ethnologist/cultural anthropologist and the other a psy-
chotherapist. Their common point of interest is silence, an overlooked topic
273
