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ANTROPOLOGIE
IZRAELSKO-PALESTINSKÉHO
KONFLIKTU
SAN277
Attila KOVÁCS
Fakulta sociálních studií MU
podzimní semestr 2021
místo: U36
čas: 16:00-19:40
formou blokové výuky v termínech:
30. 9., 14. 10., 18. 11. a 2. 12.
ANOTACE A CÍLE KURZU
Kurz úvodem do problematiky izraelsko-palestinského konfliktu a jeho antropologického
zkoumání. Studenti by se měli seznámit s obecnými pojmy v dané témě a poté s prostřednictvím
vybraných tematických okruhů získat bližší informace o izraelsko-palestinském konfliktu jako i o
případných nesnázích a úskalích provádět antropologický výzkum v konfliktní zóně. Kurz se
bude konat jako přednáška i seminář.
PODMÍNKY ÚSPĚŠNÉHO ABSOLVOVÁNI A ZPŮSOB HODNOCENÍ
Průběžné testy na základě textů (Bar-On 10%; Sa’di 10%; Rothenberg 15%; Semmerling 25%;
Kovács 10%) texty budou umístnění ve studijních materiálech kurzu a testy proběhnou rovněž
v rámci ISu.
Průběžné testy celkem: 70 %
Recepce filmů. Filmy budou umístněné v ISu a studenti by se na ne měli podívat jako domácí
úkol před konáním testů z filmů.
Test z obsahu filmů celkem: 30 %
Celkové hodnocení:
A (100-93 %) B (92-85 %) C (84-78 %) D (77-69 %) E (68-60 %) F (59 % a míň)
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HARMONOGRAM KURZU
I/1. Úvod (30. 9. 2021)
Harmonogram a rozsah kurzu, přehled základní literatury. Jak provádět antropologický výzkum
v konfliktní zóně.
I/2. Prostor a čas (30. 9. 2021)
Kde jsme: prostor, mapy a krajina, „země zaslíbená“. Kdy, kdo, co: čas a národní naratívy, kdo
tady byl dříve: boj o historii (izraelská škola „nové historie“), jazyk (pojmenování etnických a
náboženských skupin, míst atd.).
II. Národní naratív I - domácí úkol (14. 10. 2021)
Filmy:
Cast a Giant Shadow (Melville Shavelson, 1966)
The Time That Remains (Elia Suleiman, 2009)
Cup Final (Eran Riklis, 1991)
III/1. Národní naratívy II (18. 11. 2021)
Texty:
BAR-ON, Mordechai, “Remembering 1948: Personal Recollections, Collective Memory, and the Search for “What
Really Happened”, In: MORRIS, Benny (ed.), Making Israel, Ann Arbor, University of Michigan Press,
2007, 29-46.
SA’DI, Ahmad H., “Catastrophe, Memory and Identity: Al-Nakbah as a Component of Palestinian Identity”, Israel
Studies, vol. 7 no. 2 (Fall 2002), 175-198.
III/2. Konflikt a urbánní prostor (18. 11. 2021)
Jeruzalém jako případová studie.
IV/1. Úskalí terénního výzkumu v Izraeli / Palestině (2. 12. 2021)
Text:
ROTHENBERG, Celia E., On Doing Fieldwork in Palestine: Advice, Fieldnotes, and Other Thoughts, London –
New York, Palgrave Macmillan, 2016, vii-xi, 67-86.
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IV/2. Výzkum vizuální reprezentace konfliktu (2. 12. 2021)
Texty:
SEMMERLING, Tim Jon, Israeli and Palestinian Postcards: Presentations of National Self, Austin, University of
Texas Press, 2004, 13-60, 135-197.
KOVÁCS, Attila, „Visual Representation, Propaganda and Cyberspace: The Case of the Palestinian Islamist
Movements“, CyberOrient, vol. 9 no. 1 (2015), 84-129.
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