HERITAGE, COMMUNITY, TRADITIONAL ECOLOGICAL KNOWLEDGE
Scientific Conference
Conference date: May 6, 2022. (Friday).
Location: Hungarian Language Teacher Training Faculty, Subotica, Strossmayer str. 11., Szerbia
The aim of the conference organized by the Hungarian Language Teacher Training Faculty in Subotica, University of Novi Sad is to give an insight into the work of institutions and workshops in Hungary and Serbia researching traditional ecological knowledge. Another goal of the conference is to initiate discussion on the methodological variety of research on traditional ecological knowledge, its plausible use in the context of heritage and community.
The motivation for our action of this kind is the fact that there is a need for new departments and workshops within the organizing institution, as well as an IPA project, namely the Interreg–IPA CBC Hungary–Serbia programme (HUSRB/1903/33/0103) under the title „More than worth it: Recycling of the cultural heritage of Backa”. The project has been implemented in cooperation with the „Türr István” Museum in Baja and the Hungarian Cultural Institute in Vojvodina, its aim is to discover traditional ecological knowledge, by fieldwork and antropological research, collecting narrative research material, its organization into databases and the promotion of local use and application of the collected data.
Our conference schedule includes lectures of professors and professionals, presentations on recent publications related to the topic of the conference, as well as the presentation of the IPA project mentioned above.
PROGRAM
10.00 – 10. 45 Registration
10. 45 – 11. 00 Opening
11. 00 – 12. 45 Discourses of traditional ecological knowledge
11. 00 – 11. 15
Dániel Babai (Budapest, Hungary)
Zsolt Molnár (Vácrátót, Hungary)
Traditional ecological knowledge and its research in the Carpathian Basin
11.15 – 11. 30
Klára Szabados (Novi Sad, Serbia)
The significance of traditional knowledge in nature conservation and landscape protection
11. 30 –11. 45
Zita N. Kovács (Baja, Hungary)
More than worthit: Recycling of the cultural heritage of Backa
11. 45 – 12. 00
László Mód (Szeged, Hungary)
András Simon (Szeged, Hungary)
Ethno houses transmitting local ecological knowledge?
12. 00 – 12. 15
Pál Géza Balogh (Pécs, Hungary)
Old-house in Kóspallag – involved action research as a transformative project
12. 15 – 12. 30
Judit Farkas (Pécs, Hungary)
Humans and Nature: Examples of Ecovillages
12. 30 – 12. 45 Discussion
12. 45 – 14. 00 Lunch break
14. 00 – 14. 45 Written sources, historical contexts, ecological memory
14. 00 – 14. 15
Anna Varga (Pécs, Hungary)
Great-mulberry tree and enclosure – Projects of an ecologist at the department ofethnographic-cultural anthropology
14. 15 – 14. 30
Kelemen Kothencz (Baja, Hungary)
Local ecological knowledge in the mirror of the autobiography of a watermiller from Baja
14. 30 –14. 45
Ferenc Németh (Subotica, Serbia)
Sustainable kitchen techniques, solutions for missing ingredients and wartime food management – the example of a cookbook from WWI in Zrenjanin
14. 45 – 15. 00 Discussion
15.00 – 15. 15 Coffee break
15. 15 – 16. 30 Traditional ecological knowledge, local values in practice (case studies)
15. 15 – 15. 30
Alen Kiš (Novi Sad, Serbia), Klára, Szabados (Novi Sad, Serbia), Marianna, Biró (Vácrátót, Hungary), László, Demeter (Vácrátót, Hungary), Babai, Dániel (Budapest, Hungary), Ranko Perić (Novi Sad, Serbia), Marko Đapić (Novi Sad, Serbia), Zoran Galić (Novi Sad, Serbia), Radenko Ponjarac (Petrovaradin, Serbia), Jelena Marinkov( Debrecen, Hungary), Zsolt, Molnár (Vácrátót, Hungary)
Habitat management by traditional pig herding
15. 30 – 15. 45
Réka Kurucz (Pécs, Hungary)
The Relation of Landscape Structure, Identity and Winegrowing in the Western part of the Villány Wine Region
15. 45 – 16. 00
Vivien Apjok (Szeged, Hungary)
Creating Heritage from the Makó Onionin the 21st century
16. 00 – 16. 15
Mariann Balogh-Stampf (Mórahalom)
Local Values as Basic Elements of Touristic Products
16. 15 – 16. 30 Discussion
16. 30 – 16. 45 Coffee break
16. 45 – 18. 00 Research in Vojvodina
16. 45 – 17. 00
Zsófia Székely (Szeged, Hungary)
Tracing down cultural heritage in Vojvodina. Research on cultural values and forms of their protection
17. 00 – 17. 15
Viktor Fehér (Pécs, Hungary)
Judit Raffai (Subotica, Serbia)
Éva Vukov Raffai (Subotica, Serbia)
Ferenc Németh (Subotica, Serbia)
Csilla Vázsonyi (Senta, Serbia)
Research goals and directions
– Research program of the project financed by the program Interreg–IPA CBC Hungary–Serbia under the title More than worthit: Recycling of the cultural heritage of Backa
17.15 – 17. 30
Csilla Vázsonyi (Senta, Serbia)
Self-sustaining, cottage industry, handicraft
Traditional handcraft skills and natural materials in the middle of the 20th century in the Bácska region
17. 30 – 17. 45
Judit Raffai (Subotica, Serbia)
Éva Vukov Raffai (Subotica, Serbia)
Narrative knowledge and linguistic forms of saving strategies based on a fieldwork in the Backa region
17. 45 – 18. 00 Closing words
