Editorial
Articles - REVIEWED
Spirituality in Managerial Professions: A Qualitative Study in the Czech Context
Author: Lenka Jedličková / Tomáš Bubík
Date of publishing: 25.9.2025
DOI: https://doi.org/10.21104/CL.2025.3.03
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The Circle as a Safe Space: Spirituality, Security, and the Community of Women in Contemporary Society
Author: Danijela Jerotijevič
Date of publishing: 25.9.2025
DOI: https://doi.org/10.21104/CL.2025.3.04
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News
Exhibition Between Magic, Faith, and Superstition
Author: Markéta Holubová
Date of publishing: 25.9.2025
Tradition and innovation at the 23rd Etnofilm International Film Festival
Author: Zuzana Beňušková
Date of publishing: 25.9.2025
Reviews
A. Mušinka. It was not an easy life. The folk culture of the Rusyns and Lemkos from the memories of M. Mušinka and M. Makarová A. Mušinka. Pictures from times gone by. Amateur photos by M. Mušinka and J. Bujda from the village Kurov, 2nd half of 20.cent.
Author: Hana Hlôšková
Date of publishing: 25.9.2025
Marie Bahenská – Lydia Petráňová et al. Horizons of Research: Ethnography and Folklore Studies in the Czech Lands between 1945 and 1989
Author: Nikola Balaš
Date of publishing: 25.9.2025
František Vrhel. Selected texts on ethnology, linguistics, and Borges
Author: Zuzana Korecká
Date of publishing: 25.9.2025
Call for papers - Echoes of Traditional Music in Central Eastern Europe in Times of War and Peace
Traditional music and dance have been used intentionally to express and establish identities based on national, regional and/or ethnic affiliation. Specific musical and dance forms are connected to particular identities, and these connections can change over time and in different contexts. This also makes music and dance political, as they are used as symbols and manipulated to serve the goals of different groups. During the 20th century, the notion of “heritage” emerged as an important and protected aspect of culture and identity. Heritage is born at the crossroads of spontaneous creativity and institutionalized organization of culture. Since 2022, Ukraine has been embroiled in the largest armed conflict since World War II, with implications for the whole Central Eastern Europe. The special issue will explore contemporary uses of references to traditional music and dance heritage in Slavic-speaking countries, in both peacetime and wartime contexts.
Deadline: 30.10.2025
Guidelines for Authors
Only original and unpublished texts that have not already been submitted to another journal or publication will be considered for publication in our journal. All submitted works undergo a two-phase review procedure, during which the author and the reviewer remain completely anonymous.