Belović Bernadžikovska, Jelica (1870 - 1946)

Short name Belović Bernadžikovska, Jelica
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First name Jelica
Birth name Belović Bernadžikovska
Married name
Alternative name Mlada Gospoja Ana , Jele , Ljuba T. Daničić , Teta Jelica , Jelica , Hele , LJuba T. Daničić , Jasna
Date of birth 1870
Date of death 1946
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Sex Female
Place of birth Osijek
Place of death Novi Sad (Vojvodina)
Lived in Serbia
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Unknown maker, photograph of Jelica Belović Bernadžikovska, date unknown, Museum of Vojvodina
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Religion / ideology Eastern Orthodox
Education School education
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Belović Bernadžikovska, Jelica was ...
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Place(s) of Residence Serbia
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Receptions of Belović Bernadžikovska, Jelica, the person (for receptions of her works, see under each individual Work)
Title Author Date Type
Jelica Belovic-Bernadzikowska Gorjančev, A.K. 1898 comments on person
o radovima Jelice Belović-Bernadžikovske [author male, various] [CREATE SEPARATE RECORDS] 1913 comments on person
o radovima Jelice Belović-Bernadžikovske (about the works by Jelica Belović-Bernadžikovska) [author male, various] [CREATE SEPARATE RECORDS] 1913 comments on person
Јелица Беловић Бернаджиковска Varadjanin, Arkadije 1913 comments on person
Jelica Belović-Bernadžikovska UNKNOWN [author, various, name and sex unknown] 1913 comments on person
o radovima Jelice Belović-Bernadžikovske [author male, various] [CREATE SEPARATE RECORDS] 1913 comments on person
Четрдесет година књижевног рада Јелице Беловић-Бернаджиковске Jelkić, Dušan 1925 comments on person
Dušan Jelkić, Pedeset godina književnog rada Jelice Belović Bernadžikovske / Dusan Jelkic, Fifty years of Jelica Belovic Bernadzikovska literary work [author male, various] [CREATE SEPARATE RECORDS] 1925 is biography of
Jelica Belić-Bernadzikovska Pavla Hočevar 1925 comments on person
Наша жена у књижевном стварању 1995 comments on person
О женама и књижевности на почетку века 2000 comments on person
“On Women and Literature at the Beginning of XX Century” 2002 comments on person
„Живимо ли ми само у садашњости?” О покушају стварања женске културне заједнице у раду Јелице Беловић Бернаджиковске 2011 comments on person
Unknown maker, photograph of Jelica Belović Bernadžikovska, date unknown, Museum of Vojvodina None is portrait of
MENTIONED IN: - Celia Hawkesworth, Voices in the shadows: women and verbal art in Serbia and Bosnia, 2000. - Biljana Dojčinović, GendeRingS. "Gendered ReadingS in Serbian Women's Writing". Beograd, 2006 - Magdalena Koch "...kiedy dojrzejemy jako kulturam...", 2007. Cf. - article about her in Serbian woman: her life and work, her cultural development and her folklore art up to date, edited by Serbian woman writers 1913, Srpkinja: njezin život i rad, njezin kulturni razvitak i njezina narodna umetnost do danas, 1913. - Biljana Dojčinović - "O ženama i književnosti na početku veka" in Ženske studije, 11-12, 2000. str. 23-33; "On Women and Literature at the Beginnig of XX Century", in Women's Studies, no 11-12, 2000, pg. 23-33
Jelica Belović-Bernadzikowska, ethnographer, teacher and writer, was born in 1870 in Osijek, nowadays Croatia, then Austro-Hungary. Her father was Serbian, her mother German, and she was married to a Polish official. Her main political idea was the union of Croats and Serbs, and this resulted in her being frequently maltreated by the representatives of Austro-Hungarian administration. Her life, however, did not get any better after the World War One, when Yugoslavia, the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenians, was constituted. Belović -Bernadzikowska lost both her husband and the house during the war, and, no matter she had all these cultural accomplishments, lived with her son in poverty. Her work was much better acknowledged and praised outside her country thаn at home. She was educated in Osijek, Đakovo, Zagreb, Vienna, Paris, and worked as a teacher in Zagreb, Ruma, Osijek, Mostar, Sarajevo. All her public work was aimed at affirmation of the culture of Southern Slavs and, especially, of women‘s efforts. After 1918, when the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes (as of 1929 - Kingdom of Yugoslavia) was formed, she lived in Bosnia, Croatia and Serbia. Belović-Bernadzikowska published works of fiction, as well as research works and essays on embroidery, education, culture, psychology, pedagogy in Serbian, Croatian and German. In her own autobiographical text from 1936 she noted that she had written 48 books. In addition to that, there is a great number of articles. The most renown is her cooperation with the famous folklorist and sexologist, Friedrich Salomo Krauss in his yearly magazine Anthropophyteia (published in Leipzig 1904-1913). Jelica Belović-Bernadzikowska established or helped establishing ethnographic museums and exhibitions in Zagreb, Vienna, Belgrade, Prague… Her famous book is on the cultural history of South Slavs, Die Sitten der Suedslawen, published in Dresden in German language in 1927. Dr Tihomir Ostojić (1865- 1921), historian, praised her work by comparing it to canonical and iconical figures of Serbian science and art, Jovan Cvijić and Vuk Karadžić. jm sep 10 NOT MENTIONED IN: - Buck, Guide to women's literature, 1992 translated from which language ??? svdmar12