459 KB70 KB199120252017Žagar, Janjaštevilka:letn. 27 = 78str. 15-37ISSN:0354-0316COBISSID_HOST:2200198URN:URN:NBN:SI:doc-286JII9RslSlovenski etnografski muzejEtnolog. Nova vrsta (Ljubljana)materialna kulturamuzejske zbirkeoblačilna kulturaosebna identitetaspominski predmetiPomenljive zgodbe, zapisane v osebnih predmetih|Prispevek v prvem delu sledi izbranim teoretičnim idejam, ki materialno kulturo opazujejo kot konstitutivni del človeškega bivanja in kot pomensko stičišče osebnega in skupnega. Izpostavljen je pomen poosebljenih uporabnih predmetov (oblačil), ki lahko postanejo spominski predmeti biografske vrednosti. Drugi del prispevka temelji na ustnih, predmetnih in slikovnih virih, evidentiranih skozi trajno usmerjeno raziskovanje osebnega videza ter z njim povezane materializacije izbir, doživetij in izkušenj, spominov in spoznanj. Zgodbe o predmetih, ki so sooblikovali pretekle dnevne prakse in posebnost življenjskih mejnikov, so pravzaprav fragmentarne zgodbe o življenjih pripovedovalcev in njihovih pripadnostih drugim ljudem. Cilj prispevka je opozoriti na izredni pomen široke kontekstualizacije predmetnega sveta, ki ga kot raziskovalci (in muzealci) opazujemo, dokumentiramo, zbiramo in interpretiramo tudi, ko/če so naše pozornosti usmerjene na bolj abstraktna vprašanja in širše družbeno-kulturne pojaveThe article's first part explores selected theoretical ideas, which observe material culture as a constitutive part of man's life, and as the essential juncture of the personal and common. It points out the importance of personified useful objects (clothes), which may become memory objects of biographical value. The second part is based on oral, object and pictorial sources, acquired through sustained research into people's personal appearance and the related materializations of choices, adventures and experiences, memories and discoveries. Stories about objects, which participated in shaping past everyday practices and the special nature of turning points in people's life, are actually fragmentary stories about the lives of people telling their stories, and their affiliations with other people. The article's aim is to draw attention to the exceptional importance of a broad contextualization of the world of objects, which researchers (and museum workers) observe, document, collect, and interpret, even when our attention is directed towards more abstract issues and wider socio-cultural phenomena. The article's first part explores selected theoretical ideas, which observe material culture as a constitutive part of man's life, and as the essential juncture of the personal and common. It points out the importance of personified useful objects (clothes), which may become memory objects of biographical value. The second part is based on oral, object and pictorial sources, acquired through sustained research into people's personal appearance and the related materializations of choices, adventures and experiences, memories and discoveries. Stories about objects, which participated in shaping past everyday practices and the special nature of turning points in people's life, are actually fragmentary stories about the lives of people telling their stories, and their affiliations with other people. The article's aim is to draw attention to the exceptional importance of a broad contextualization of the world of objects, which researchers (and museum workers) observe, document, collect, and interpret, even when our attention is directed towards more abstract issues and wider socio-cultural phenomenaTEXTznanstveno časopisjejournalsSlovenian National E-content AggregatorNational and University Library of SloveniaSlovenski etnografski muzej