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Local Democracy and the Processes of Transformation in East-Central Europe (Urban Policy Challenges)

Battle for the Castle: The Myth of Czechoslovakia in Europe, 1914-1948 by Andrea Orzoff, 2009-07-21

Pink Tanks and Velvet Hangovers by Douglas Lytle, 1995-03-07

Prague Panoramas: National Memory and Sacred Space in the Twentieth Century (Pitt Russian East European) by Cynthia Paces, 2009-09-28

Flag Wars and Stone Saints: How the Bohemian Lands Became Czech by Nancy M. Wingfield, 2007-10-31

Magic Prague by Angelo Maria Ripellino, 1993-12-10

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Home : Country Focus : Slovakia : Society And Culture : Religion
Home Country Focus slovakia Society and culture Religion.Country Focus slovakia Society and culture Religion.
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TradeXport - Europe - Slovakia - Culture
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Magazines: Slovakia Society & Culture Magazines - AllYouCanRead.com
AllYouCanRead.com Magazines slovakia Society culture Magazines -The most complete source of slovakia Society culture magazines.
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Embassy Of The Slovak Republic Commercial Department
About 1 thousand movable monuments of culture and about 7 thousand immovables Over6 million artefacts documenting the rich history of slovakia have been
http://www.slovakembassy-cd-london.co.uk/culture.php

Extractions: Last Modified : Culture is an important part of Slovak life. Well developed network of theatres (36 in 1996 on a relatively small territory, 56 museums, 18 galleries, 25 observatories, 4 zoological gardens) as well as a system of 2706 public libraries and growing number of magazines show high interest of Slovak people in culture. Impressive is the number of daily newspapers being published in the capital of Bratislava (over 10) which is one of the highest in the world. About 1 thousand movable monuments of culture and about 7 thousand immovables (castles, palaces, manor houses, churches and even reservations of entire city monuments, some of which have been included into the list of UNESCO) are registered on the state list. Over 6 million artefacts documenting the rich history of Slovakia have been preserved and opened to the public in more than a hundred museums and art galleries.
Society And Culture In Regional > Europe > Slovakia
slovakia.org culture. Information about cultural resources related to slovakia. ProjectEuroLogos. slovakia's culture, past and present (in English and Slovak).
http://ilectric.com/browse/web/Regional/Europe/Slovakia/Society_and_Culture/

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Bits Of Culture - Slovakia
Language Map. Bits of culture. PointTo-Talk Booklets. Additional Resources.BITS OF culture - slovakia. Languages. Geography. Cultural Values.
http://www.mgh.harvard.edu/interpreters/b_slova.asp
AriadNe/Culture & Recreation/Slovakia - Other Interesting WWW Pages In Slovakia
Ariadne The European and Mediterranean link resource presents /culture Recreation/slovakia - Other interesting WWW pages in slovakia.
http://ariadne.iief.de/index.php3/Culture & Recreation/Slovakia
Mind And Culture: Freud And Slovakia
ARTICLE. Garry Gillard, Mind and culture Freud and slovakia. Mind and cultureFreud and slovakia. M/C A Journal of Media and culture 3.2 (2000).
http://www.media-culture.org.au/0005/freud.html

Extractions: Sigmund Freud New Introductory Lectures This paper emerged from a larger study of Freud's view of culture, which used elements of Freud's own way of proceeding to mount a critique of the elaboration of that view. It is proposed here that the use of analogy is foundational to Freud's procedure in building his model of the mind, rather than just a temporary means to an end, and, crucially, that Freud is himself unaware of both the necessity of the analogical move and also of his desire for it. The creation of the concept of the Freudian psyche is a rhetorical tour de force , a structure made of figures of speech, the chief among which is the analogy. Freud constructs an analogy between culture and mind: what is left of his theory of both if this rhetorical connexion is removed? Bit 1 In the opening pages of one of his last works Freud considers the problem of the interpretation of culture, and he concludes that there too it is a question of getting the patient on the couch: '... one is justified [he writes] in attempting to discover a psychoanalytic that is, a genetic explanation ...' in that psychoanalysis is a method of explaining the origins of present condition of such things as states of mind, to which culture more generally is analogous (
Culture & Tourism
home users. It includes the latest information on slovakia business,education, culture, the latest news bulletins. If you want
http://www.embassy-avenue.jp/slovakia/cultu.htm

Extractions: CULTURE AND HISTORICAL HERITAGE: Past eras have left a great number of historical monuments of various styles and degrees of preservation on the territory of the Slovak Republic. 16 selected areas with great historical value have been declared as historic areas. There are various sites in the Slovak Republic which are internationally recognized as areas of historic and cultural importance. Several are also listed on the UNESCO World Heritage List. These are Banska Stiavnica, Klinger, Spissky hrad, Spisska Kapitula, Zehra and Vlkolinec. Slovakia is mostly mountainous with approximately 80% of the territory 750m or more above sea level. The mountains stretch from the Western Carpathians to the White Carpathians and Javornik, near the Czech-Slovak border, and to the Beskyds, near the Polish border. They includes the High Tatras, Low Tatras, Greater Fatra, Lesser Fatra and Slovenske Rudohorie. There are many spots and facilities for winter sports, especially for ski. Phenomenal curative spas and health resorts are well known over the Europe. Many health cures consist of various original methods originally introduced in these areas.
Slovakia Document Store
2/15/2003, culture, Religion. culture links in Panorama.sk. Our database listof links; Divadlo.sk Theaters in slovakia Programmes, tickets, in Slovak;
http://www.panorama.sk/go/culture/index.asp?lang=en&sv=1
What's In The Culture/Europe/Slovakia Directory.
background information, business related issues, essays, reviews, polls, and linksto other web sites dedicated to slovakia, its people, culture, history and
http://diversity.csusb.edu/dvlinks/dirs/Culture/Europe/Slovakia/sindex.htm
EmailPinoy Web Directory
Top Regional Europe slovakia Society and culture (70). Project EuroLogos slovakia's culture, past and present (in English and Slovak).
http://search.emailpinoy.com/cgi-bin/webpod.cgi/Regional/Europe/Slovakia/Society
Society And Culture Website Results :: Linkspider UK
Project EuroLogos slovakia's culture, past and present (in English and Slovak). culture,Religion - The culture/religion section of slovakia Document Store.
http://www.linkspider.co.uk/Regional/Europe/Slovakia/SocietyandCulture/

Extractions: See Also: Regional: Europe: Society and Culture Society: Ethnicity: Hungarian: Hungarian-Slovakian Society: Ethnicity: Slovak Slovakia.org: Culture - Information about cultural resources related to Slovakia. Ministry of Culture of the Slovak Republic - The Slovak government's official culture website (in English, French, and Slovak). Slovaks and Slovakia - Web site of Slovak-Canadian organizations (in English with some Slovak). Project EuroLogos - Slovakia's culture, past and present (in English and Slovak). Our Slovakia - Includes genealogy information, recipes, a dictionary and a travel guide. Culture and History - Slovak culture and history from the Slovak Embassy in Washington, D.C. (USA) Gratex Kultura - Gratex International's culture website. Culture, Religion
IRFF Project Culture Of Peace Held Slovakia - Unification News 09-10/99
Unification News for September and October 1999. IRFF project Cultureof Peace held slovakia. by Massimo Trombin and Magda Balentova.
http://www.tparents.org/UNews/unws990910/Irff_archeology.htm

Extractions: Unification News for September and October 1999 IRFF project Culture of Peace held Slovakia by Massimo Trombin and Magda Balentova "Since wars begin in the minds of men, it is in the minds of men that the defense of peace must be constructed." This principle, found in the preamble of the UNESCO constitution, was the motto of the first day of the IRFF international volunteers camp. The theme of the camp was "The Culture of Peace" and it was organized in Slovakia from 16th to 25th July 1999. 26 volunteers representing 12 different countries and three continents gathered in the historical village of "Sahy" situated on the Slovak - Hungarian border. One of the purposes of their gathering was to join local professionals in the archaeological research of a medieval monastery located in Sahy. This was also a pilot project for IRFF, an event with emphasis on the Friendship characteristics of IRFF. The cultural element of the program and the project "Culture of Peace" fulfilled the goal of more emphasis of cross-cultural friendship. The IRFF staff, together with the participants, can be called a laboratory for an experiment in friendships across cultural boundaries, and from the outcome we can safely say that it was a success. The days of the camp where divided into several sections. The first two days focused on orientation and education, after which followed 5 days of work, and the last day was reserved for reflection and the closing ceremony. On Friday evening at the opening ceremony, welcoming remarks and a presentation on the topics of the history of the Sahy area and UNESCO works in Slovakia was given by Ms Dvorakova. She is the Vice-director of the Slovak National Institute of Monuments Preservation and a member of the UNESCO National Commission in Slovakia.
Global Sources Travel Guides - Slovakia
Business culture BUSINESS ETHIC AND FRAMEWORK The citizens of slovakia are committedto democracy and freedom, things Slovaks have been without for decades.
http://www.globalsources.com/TNTLIST/TRVGUIDE/SLOVAKIA/SLV_BC.HTM

Extractions: Slovaks will greet foreign visitors warmly. It is customary to shake hands with everyone at an initial meeting. Men normally wait for women and older people to extend their hands first. Courtesy requires that you use a proper title when addressing Slovaks, along with their surnames. Gifts are given at most social and business meetings. Learning a few phrases of the Slovak language will go a long way in breaking down the natural reserve of your Slovak host. BUSINESS ETHIC AND FRAMEWORK The citizens of Slovakia are committed to democracy and freedom, things Slovaks have been without for decades. The pace of life is slow in Slovakia, and this is reflected in their way of doing business. Slovaks are punctual, however, and expect their foreign visitors to be also. MEETINGS AND DECISION MAKING Preparing for a meeting in Slovakia means planning far in advance. It is also important to arrive on time although, upon your arrival, expect to find a message requesting that the meeting be delayed. Slovaks are serious about business, but they won't respond to an aggressive approach on the part of foreign business associates. Slovaks know how to use their charm and hospitality to their advantage. They are, however, reluctant to show their feelings. Sometimes Slovaks will feign agreement with visitors because they are reluctant to firmly say "no." Slovaks would rather respond with "we shall see."
Slovakia Breaking News
February 6th Know a political, historical or cultural fact about slovakia, whichtook place today? Send it in to the Central Europe History Editor. culture. 12.
http://www.einnews.com/slovakia/topsites/index.php3?cat=5012
Internet Resources On Slovakia
CIA World Factbook slovakia; Constitutional Court of the Slovak Republic; InternetLaw Library - slovakia; Ministry of culture; Ministry of Finance of the Slovak
http://www.ssees.ac.uk/slovak.htm
Search By Interest Results For 'Culture - Slovakia' - Meet People - ICQ.com
Meet People Search by Interest Results for 'culture - slovakia',Modify Your Search. Personal Interests Category 60's,
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Life In Slovakia
A Students Parliament via Educational Multimedia Learning Modelsand Technologies. slovakia culture and way of life . Highlights.
http://parleunet.jrc.it/m0077.htm

Extractions: The High Tatras are the smallest alpine mountain range in the world, measuring just 16 miles in length and 10 miles across - yet within this small area there are 20 peaks rising above 2,500 metres. The Lower Tatras, by contrast, extend over a far larger area, but there the highest peaks do not reach much above 2,000 metres. Finally there are also the limestone mountains of the White Tatras, a remote and still largely unspoilt area that has hardly yet been opened up to visitors. The Slovaks really know how to celebrate in style - with music, dance, plenty to eat and drink, and of course their traditional costumes. Music, both traditional and classical, plays an important part in Slovak life. In the 1960s a series of world-class opera and concert singers began to emerge from Slovakia, with artists such as Peter Dvorsky, Edita Grúberová, Sergej Kopcák, and the violin virtuoso Bohdan Warchal. For centuries Slovakia, lying as it does in the south-east corner of Central Europe, came under repeated threat of attack by Huns and other horse-rider tribes. Later the ruling dynasties of Hungary, Poland and Austria constantly jostled for influence over the wealthy territory between the Carpathians and the Danube. Not surprisingly, then, you can still see many fortifications perched high on rocky vantage points to guard the valleys and hillsides.
Carpathian Foundation - Slovakia
To present the Ruthenians in slovakia, through the promotion and presentationof the Ruthenian culture and traditions, Civic Association
http://www.carpathianfoundation.org/languages/en/countries/sk/

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