doc. PhDr. Bohuslav Šalanda, CSc.
Assistant Professor
Contacts and office hours:
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Courses:
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Occupation
2009 onwards Editor in chief of journal Historical Sociology
2009 onwards Assistant Professor and senior lecturer at the Charles University, Prague (Faculty of Arts, Department of Historical Sociology)
1987 onwards Assistant Professor and senior lecturer at the Charles University, Prague (Philosophical Faculty, Institute of Ethnology)
1997 – 2005 Founder of social anthropology at University of Pardubice; Head of the Department of Social sciences at University of Pardubice (2000 – 2003)
Areas of research
Thematic – Long-term ethno-sociological fieldwork in village Široký Důl near Polička. Topic of play and sports on local level. Everyday life in historical social sciences. Oral tradition and stereotypes, folklore and general narratology. Issues concerning sociology of imagination: fiction and possible worlds. Interface between oral and written culture: sociology of texts.
Regional – Central Europe, Balkan, Bulgaria, Russia.
Education
1973 Graduated, Faculty of Philosophy – Charles University, Ethnography and Archeology. Thesis: On Relation of Literature and Folklore in the Czech Baroque (Ze vztahů literatury a folklorní slovesnosti v českém baroku)
Membership
Masaryk Czech Sociological Society
Czechoslovak Foreign Society
Czech Ethnological Society
Slovak Ethnological Society
Publications
7 individual books (and over 90 articles and papers):
Folklórní epika jako projev společenského vědomí (Folklore Epic as Manifestation of Social Consciousness), Praha 1980.
České pověsti ze současného sběru (Czech Legend from Contemporarian Collection), Praha 1989.
Ústní podání a dějiny (Oral Legends and History), Praha 1989.
Folklor, tradice a stereotypy (Folklore, Tradition and Stereotypes), Praha 1990.
Od oběti ke spasiteli (From the Victim to the Messiah), Praha 1997.
Česká vesnice Široký Důl (Czech village Široký Důl), Kolín 2008.
Traditional and Modern from Perspective of Historical Sociology (ed.), Kolín 2011.