Dejan Ajdačić

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Dejan Ajdačić

Dejan Ajdačić Serbian - Cyrillic Дејан Ајдачић (born January 22, 1959 in Belgrade , Federal People's Republic of Yugoslavia ) is a Serbian philologist , cultural scientist, ethnolinguist, literary theorist , translator and editor .

Life

Ajdačić grew up in Belgrade. His parents Nadežda and Vladimir Ajdačić were both physical chemists . He attended the Drinka Pavlović Elementary School , the Belgrade Fifth Grammar School and the Stanković Music Middle School .

He completed his diploma studies in 1984 at the Philological Faculty in Belgrade with the dissertation Colors in Serbian Folk Poetry . In 1986 he completed his master's thesis Concept of Love and Beauty in the Poetry of the Dubrovnik Renaissance and received his doctorate in 2000 with the work The World of Demons in the Literature of Serbian Romanticism .

In 1986 and 1987 he worked in the Vuk Stefanović Karadžić Foundation and from 1988 to 2002 in the Folk Literature Department of the Library of the University of Belgrade in the Vojislav M. Jovanović House . In the house of this writer and folklore scholar he worked on his library and estate, conversations and book presentations about folk culture as well as the scientific conference “The Magical and Aesthetic in Folklore of the Balkan Slavs” (1993) and conversations by Serbian writers about plants, food and wedding customs for the yearbook "Codes of Slavic Cultures". Together with Ilija Nikolić, he published a publication on Jovanović under the title “Zbornik radova o narodnoj književnosti” (anthology on folk literature). With Milanka Todić he published Jovanović's work as an amateur photographer.

From 2002 to autumn 2003 he was the senior librarian of the Belgrade University Library.

In 2003 he moved to Kiev, where he initially worked as a Serbian guest lecturer at the Chair of Slavic Philologies at the Philological Institute of the Taras Shevchenko National University . He then worked there as a lecturer until 2013 and then as an associate professor.

From 2016 to 2018 he taught at the Chair of Slavic Philologies at the Philological Faculty of the University of Łódź and was also visiting professor at the Chair of Slavic Studies at the University of Gdansk .

Works

Ajdačić wrote short stories with Ivan Srdanović, which were first published in Belgrade in 1988. He has also published numerous academic articles on the folklore of the Balkan Slavs , on Serbian and other Slavic literature in numerous languages, as well as translations from Russian, Ukrainian, Bulgarian and Italian.

Since 1999 Ajdačić has been the head of the electronic library of the Serbian cultural and cultural network Projekt Rastko . He has published numerous thematic Slavic anthologies (including on eroticism, anti-utopias, miracles, Old Testament legends, fantasy, bodies, Tesla, Venice, Kiev), which were published in Belgrade, Krakow and Kiev. He is the editor of an anthology of the more recent Serbian drama in the Ukrainian language Novitnja serbs'ka dramaturgіja (2006) and anthologies with essays by Vojislav M. Jovanović (1997, 2001), Novak Kolibarda (three volumes 1998, 2011), Mykola Rjabtschuk (2003) , Darko Suvin (2009), Per Jakobsen (2010) and Jerzy Bartminski (2011).

Memberships

Ajdačić is a member of editorial boards, editorial board member and reviewer of several scientific journals in Bulgaria, Poland and Serbia. He is a member of the Commission for Ethnolinguistics and the Commission for Folklore Studies at the International Slavist Committee and has also been chairman of this commission since 2018.

Publications (selection)

Monographs

  • Izabrana dela. Belgrade 1988 (co-author Ivan Srdanović)
  • Novak Kilibarda - naučnik, književnik. Bar, 2000.
  • Prilozi proučavanju folklora balkanskih Slovena. Belgrade 2004, ISBN 86-83215-03-2 .
  • Korotkyj ukrajins'ko-serbs'kyj slovnyk spolučuvanostі slіv. Navčal'nyj slovnyk. Kiev 2005 (co-author Julіja Bіlonog)
  • Slavistička istraživanja. Belgrade 2007, ISBN 978-86-7363-521-7 .
  • Futuroslavija. Studije o slovenskoj naučnoj fantastici. Belgrade 2009, ISBN 978-86-84775-01-8 .
  • Futuroslavіja. Lіteraturoznavčі ogljady pro futurofantastyku. Kiev 2010, ISBN 978-966-439-305-5 .
  • Slavіstyčnі doslіdžennja: fol'klorystyčnі, lіteraturoznavčі, movoznavčі. Kiev 2010, ISBN 978-966-439-316-1 .
  • Demony і bogy u slov'jans'kyh lіteraturah. Kiev 2011, ISBN 978-966-439-411-3 .
  • Erotoslavija. Preobraženja Erosa u slovenskim književnostima. Belgrade 2013, ISBN 978-86-6081-110-5 .
  • Porivnjal'na serbs'ko-ukrajins'ka frazeologija: Navchal'nyj posibnyk. Kiev 2015 (co-author Lidia Nepop-Ajdačić), ISBN 978-617-7241-49-1 .
  • Poredbena srpsko-ukrajinska frazeologija. Belgrade 2015 (co-author Lidia Nepop-Ajdačić), ISBN 978-86-7974-371-8 .
  • Perunoslavija. O paganskim bogovima u nepaganska vremena. Belgrade 2016, ISBN 978-86-7974-414-2 .
  • Radovi Dejana Ajdačića: Anotirana bibliografija. Belgrade 2016 (co-author Vera Petrović), ISBN 978-86-7974-426-5 .
  • Polonistički mozaik. Kiev 2016, ISBN 978-617-7241-87-3 .
  • SlovoSlavija: Etnolingvistika i poredbena frazeologija. Belgrade 2017, ISBN 978-86-7974-460-9 .
  • Srbistički mozaik: Književnost. Belgrade 2017, ISBN 978-86-7974-524-8 .
  • SlovoSlavia. Studia z etnolingwistyki słowiańskiej. Łódź 2018, ISBN 978-83-8088-987-3 .

Editorships

  • The Magical and Aesthetic in the Folklore of Balkan Slavs. Belgrade 1994.
  • Photography Vojislava М. Jovanović. Belgrade 1997 (with Milanka Todić).
  • Novak Kilibarda: Epska mjera istorije. Podgorica 1998.
  • Novak Kilibarda: Usmena književnosti pred čitaocem. 1998.
  • Novak Kilibarda: Usmena književnost u službi pisane. 1998.
  • Antiutopije u slovenskim književnostima. Belgrade 1999.
  • Erotsko u folkloru Slovena. Belgrade 2000.
  • Čudo u slovenskim kulturama. Belgrade 2000.
  • Vojislav М. Jovanović: Zbornik radova o narodnoj književnosti. Belgrade 2001 (with Ilija Nikolić).
  • Mikola Rjabčuk: Od Malorusije do Ukrajine. Belgrade 2003.
  • Novitnja serbs'ka dramaturgіja. Kiev 2006.
  • Slovenska naučna fantastika. Belgrade 2007 (with Bojan Jović).
  • Darko Suvin: Naučna fantastika, spoznaja, sloboda. Belgrade 2009.
  • O delu Dragoslava Mihailovića. Vranje 2009. (with Zoran Momčilović).
  • Ježi Bartminjski: Jezik, slika, svet: etnolingvističke studije. Belgrade 2011.
  • Telo u slovenskoj futurofantastici. Belgrade 2011
  • Ciało w futurofantastyce słowiańskiej / Pod red. Dejana Ajdačicia i Wacława Waleckiego, Kraków, 2013 (= Biblioteka Tradycji. No. 123).
  • Tesla kao lik u umetnosti. Belgrade 2014 (= Albatros biblioteka. Volume 169)
  • O vrednostima u srpskom jeziku: zbornik etnolingvističkih radova. Belgrade 2015 (= Biblioteka Tematski zbornici. Volume 1)
  • Srpska književnost u ukrajinskom LitAkcentu. Belgrade 2015 (= Biblioteka Tematski zbornici. Volume 2).
  • Juda iskariotski u slovenskim kulturama. Belgrade 2016.
  • Srbi i srpsko: zbornik radova. Belgrade 2016.
  • Leksykon aksjologiczny Słowian i ich sąsiadów pod redakcją Jerzego Bartmińskiego. 5 HONOR / Ed . Petar Sotirov, Dejan Ajdačić, Lublin 2017.
  • Savremena slovenska fantastika i popularna culture // Књижевна историја. Belgrade 2016, No. 160, 2016, pp. 97–162, No. 161, 2017, pp. 73–102.
  • Prace Młodych Polskich Serbistów - Radovi mladih poljskih srbista. Belgrade 2018.
  • Awangarda - serbski dadaizm i nadrealizm, Tygiel Kultury / Redaktorzy merytoryczni Dejan Ajdačić, Agata Kocot, 2018, pp. 5–153.
  • O vrednostima u srpskom jeziku: zbornik etnolingvističkih radova. 2, Belgrade. 2019.

literature

  • Radovi Dejana Ajdačića: Anotirana bibliografija / Dejan Ajdačić, Vera Petrović, Alma, Belgrade 2016, ISBN 978-86-7974-426-5 , p. 261.
  • StanisławaNiebrzegowska-Bartmińska: Dejan Ajdačić i jego filologiczny świat. In: Dejan Ajdačić: SlovoSlavia. Studia z etnolingwistyki słowiańskiej. 2019, pp. 7–15 ( PDF ).

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personal data
SURNAME Ajdačić, Dejan
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Serbian philologist, cultural scientist, ethnolinguist, literary theorist, translator and editor
DATE OF BIRTH January 22, 1959
PLACE OF BIRTH Belgrade , People's Federal Republic of Yugoslavia