OLC Slavistik: 3 hits for Perinić Lewis, Ana

Die Datenbank "Online Contents" (OLC) Slavistik versammelt Aufsatztitel aus ca. 498 wichtigsten slawistischen Zeitschriften mit dem Berichtszeitraum vom 1998 bis heute und wird laufend durch die Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin - Preußischer Kulturbesitz bestückt. Eine Autorenliste kann als Tag Cloud eingesehen werden.

Ihre Suche nach Perinić Lewis, Ana lieferte 3 Treffer
1	"Kome more, a kome voda": Motiv vode u usmenim hvarskim pjesmama (Izvorni znanstveni članak) = "One Man's Sea is Another Man's Water": The Motif of Water in the Oral Poetry of Hvar (Original scientific paper) Perinić Lewis, Ana - Narodna umjetnost : hrvatski časopis za Etnologiju i Folkloristiku, Zagreb, 2010, 47, 2, 113-146
2	Petar Klepac/Peter Klepec/Pitr Kljepc: A Borderland Hero and the Manifestations of his Strength = Petar Klepac/Peter Klepec/Pitr Kljepc: junak na granici i manifestacije njegove snage Moric, Anja; Perinić Lewis, Ana - Narodna umjetnost : hrvatski časopis za Etnologiju i Folkloristiku, Zagreb, 2018, 55, 1, 135-158
3	“Plačimo, plačimo u tišini, umrimo, umrimo u samoći”: promjene praksi tugovanja i pogreba u vrijeme pandemije bolesti COVID-19 = “Hush, Weep in Silence. Let Us Weep and Let Us Die. We’ll Die Alone”: Changes in Mourning and Funeral Practices During the COVID-19 Pandemic Perinić Lewis, Ana; Rajić Šikanjić, Petra - Narodna umjetnost, Zagreb, 2021, 58, 1, 19-40

Online Contents (OLC) Slavistik

"Kome more, a kome voda": Motiv vode u usmenim hvarskim pjesmama (Izvorni znanstveni članak) = "One Man's Sea is Another Man's Water": The Motif of Water in the Oral Poetry of Hvar (Original scientific paper)

Petar Klepac/Peter Klepec/Pitr Kljepc: A Borderland Hero and the Manifestations of his Strength = Petar Klepac/Peter Klepec/Pitr Kljepc: junak na granici i manifestacije njegove snage

“Plačimo, plačimo u tišini, umrimo, umrimo u samoći”: promjene praksi tugovanja i pogreba u vrijeme pandemije bolesti COVID-19 = “Hush, Weep in Silence. Let Us Weep and Let Us Die. We’ll Die Alone”: Changes in Mourning and Funeral Practices During the COVID-19 Pandemic