Traversing: embodied lifeworlds in the Czech Republic
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| Abstract: | "Susanna Trnka's book is about ways of seeing, experiencing, and moving through the world and the kinds of persons we become as a result, a process she refers to as traversing. Drawing from philosophical concepts developed by two continental philosophers, Martin Heidegger and Jan Patočka, and placing these concepts in conversation with ethnographic analysis of the lives of contemporary Czechs, the book examines how embodiment is crucial for understanding our being-in-the-world"-- |
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| adam_text | Contents Acknowledgments ix Introduction: Movement, Technology, and Culture in the Making of (Czech) Lives 1 1. Footsteps through the City: Social Justice in Its Multiplicity 20 2. Digital Dwelling: The Everyday Freedoms of Technology Use 54 3. Ballroom Dance and Other Technologies of Sexuality and Desire 80 4. The New Europeans: Twenty-First-Century Families as Sites for Self-Realization 110 5. Making Moods: Food and Drink as Collective Acts of Sustenance, Pleasure, and Dissolution 143 6. Reconnection: Between the Power Lines and the Stars 170 Notes References Index 191 193 205
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Index Page numbers in bold refer to images. affective states. See moods agency, 4,58,59,67,71, 78-79 men, 82,95,97 women, 18,139 alcohol, 138,147,154 beer and wine, 91,127, 149,155,156, 157-59,158,160,162,163,166-67,188 conviviality, 159-63 curing alcoholism, 165-66,167-68 cutting back, 163-65 Czech alcohol consumption, 160,166 as a mode of traversing, 155-57, 161,163, 167-68,169 algorithms, 78 American Wild West, 178,179,181-82 See abo Native American lifeways ArcelorMittal Ostrava, 36-37 Aristotle, 83 autochthony, 33-34,52,53,185 ballroom dance classes, 80-84,107-8 clothing requirements, 89 erotics, 92-95,107 etiquette and politesse, 81,85,89-90 heterosociality, 82,84-86,90-92 learning to dance, 88-89,91 parent and parent-child interaction, 84-85, 86, 87,90,91-92 the stampede and promenade, 86-89,87, 94 beekeeping, 175-76 being-in-the-world, 3,4,5,17,76-77, 78-79, 188 cultural contexts, 6-7 food and drink, 146,161,168-69 Heidegger’s philosophy, 5,13-14,15,16, 56, 58, 83,116,185 Patočka’s philosophy, 5,14-16,83,116, 185-86 See aho corporeality; dwelling; interrelationality; movement; time and space; traversing being-with-one-another. See interrelationality books, 61-62 bridges, 29 burčák, 158, 158-59 calculative thinking, 33,56-57,67,78,184 capitalism, 16,24,25,37,41, 52,113,117, 126-27,184 care, 56,186 temporalities, 134-36 care for the soul, 39,115-18,186 See aho living in truth; self-realization censorship, 12,46,59 Český Krumlov, 24,35,44-48,159,179,180, 181,182,187 Charles IV, King of Bohemia (later Holy Roman Emperor), 25,26, 34, 37,43 Charta 77 (Charter 77), 12
chaty (cottages), 11,124,125,134,153,160, 162,173-75,176 escaping pressures of city life, 19,171,172, 175,177,183,188 getting back to nature, 171, 173,182,188 utility of technology, 175,182 children after-school activities, 128, 128-29,135 citizenship, 10 games, 70-71,72 multiethnic children, 120-21 names, 120 online activities, 62,71,72 outdoor activities and education, 171,172 relationship with fathers, 77,92,99,100, 103,129,130,133-34, 135 relationship with mothers, 14,83,100,115, 116,129-32,133-34 See also schooling choice, 13-14,29,52,59 Christianity, in the contemporary state, 23,33, 38,51-52 cities, 34 citizen-state relationship, 23-24, 38-41,43, 48,52 See aho Communism; state socialism class, 43,75,81,119,120,148,149,178 205
206 INDEX collective movements, 5,24,40, 82,146 food and drink, 148-51,160,166 Communism, 9,10,34-35, 36-37, 38,40,41, 45,46,54,65,113-14,125 See also state socialism consciousness, 11 conviviality, 159-63 corporate social responsibility, 37 corporeality, 3,4,5,14,15, 19,30,50,55,58, 83,100,188 corruption, 35,41,43-44 critical thinking, 6,15 culture, 4 cultural intimacy, 149 cultural values and technology use, 111 mediation of movement, 4,16,19,30,188 Czech national identity, 85,149 Czechoslovak Community Party, 114 Czech Republic history, 16,20-21,23,25-29, 33-35,47 lives of contemporary citizens, 4,10-11, 16-19 religion, 38,48 Czech Statehood Day, 21,51 dance classes. See ballroom dance classes Dasein, 4-5,13-14,116,145 das Man, 13,14,116,183 deep hanging out, 7, 9 Derrida, Jacques, 12 digital natives, 54-55 digital technology use, 57-58 for entertainment, 60-61,63-64,66-67 for school studies and interactions, 60,62, 65-66 by teenage boys, 59-69 time constraints, 61,62,66-67,73 See abo gaming; internet access and use; online environments dignity and indignity, 25,40-42,43 divorce, 112,123,141 domestic violence, 82,101-2 toward children, 102,103 drink. See alcohol; food and drink Dry February campaign, 166 Dubček, Alexander, 9 Duka, Dominik, 52 dwelling, 4,13,19,29, 30,56,57,59, 79,183 building and thinking, 5,56,57,188 digital dwelling, 57-58,63,76-77,78 economic disparities, 43 Prague, 24-25 email, 73-74 embodiment. See corporeality enframing, 56-57 Engels, Friedrich, 114 English language, 64,66,69,70, 76,77 erotica, 96,97,98,99,100,105-9 in dance classes, 92-95,107
ethnographic fieldwork, 6-9 short-term fieldwork limitations, 9 etiquette and politesse, 81,85,89-90,160 “eureka” moments in fieldwork, 7 exclusion, 24,43-44,47-53 Facebook, 64-65,71,72, 74,76, 78,88 family affective relations within the family, 113, 115,116-17,118 care of older generations, 77,135, 136-39, 140,141 changing economic aspects, 122-24,128-29, 141 changing forms, 112-13,119,126 contextual definitions, 118-20 Czech marriages, children and names, 120-22 European ideal, 126-29 food and drink, 135-36,148,152-53 homes, 124-26 roles and obligations, 77,118,124,126,129, 139,140,141,142 self-realization, 113,117-18, 120,126,129, 131,137, 139,141-42,153 temporalities of care, 134-36 “traditional” family, 112 traversing through time, 139-41 twenty-first-century families, 113,141 See also children; parents fathers and fatherhood, 80,84, 91,125-26, 137-39 child care and relationship with children, 77,92,99,100,103,129,130,133-34,135 constraints on time with family, 134-36 physical force against children, 102-3 femininity, 106 fertility rituals, 100 Florián, Petr (Pedro), 69-70 food and drink alteration to modes of traversing, 147, 155-57,161,163,167-69 as collective movements, 148-51,160,166 emotional and sensory engagement, 146-48 a garden party, 154-55 health aspects, 151, 152,153, 154,155,156, 160,162 history, 143-45
INDEX sociality and shared pleasures, 149,151-55, 159-63,168-69 traditional Czech dishes, 150,150-51,152 See ako alcohol fourfold, 57,182-85, 187 freedom, 19,40,41,188 frontier communities, 178,181 link to material conditions, 43 of movement, 62 in online environments, 55,58-59,62-65, 72,74,76,77-78 with respect to food and drink, 152,153-54, 160 gaming, 2,60,61,63-64,69-72,74,77,78 Geertz, Clifford, 6-7,9 “Being There,” 7 gendered socialities, 82,95 invitation to dance, 86-87 Google Maps, 1-2 grandparents, 68,75,99-100,136 relationship with grandchildren, 130, 137, 139 guilt, 29 Gypsies. See Roma happiness, 131-33 Havel, Václav, 6,24, 39,47,52 concerns about technology use, 55,58 “The Power of the Powerless,” 6,40-41 health spas, 173 Heidegger, Martin, 3,16,19,34, 39, 83,108, 115,142,146,163 advocacy of nature, 170,171,183-85 Being and Time (Sein und Zeit), 5,11-12, 14,145,184 choice making, 13-14,29,52 concerns about technology, 29,55-59, 77-78,170,182,184 Discourse on Thinking, 33,52-53, 185 embodied approach, 15 fourfold, 57,183-84,187 hammer metaphor, 5,14,83,116,117 Husserl’s personal relations, 11-12 Nazism, 12,29,33,53 situatedness of existence, 4-5,13,29 thrownness, 14,29 What Is Called Thinking, 184 See ako Dasein; das Man heterosexuality, 96,97 in dance classes, 82, 84-86,90-92 history, 3,4,16,19,29,52,182,188 Czech Republic, 16,20-21,23,25-29, 33-35,47 207 Holocaust, 45 homeland, 52-53, 56,185,186 homelessness, 24,25 homosexuality, 106 Husserl, Edmund, 11-12,14,29, 39,83 indignity. See dignity and indignity inheritance, 123-26 Instagram, 61 internet access and
use, 54,78 news sources, 76 online shopping, 76,77 See also online environments interrelationality, 59, 75-77,126,137 in dance, 92,107-8 in families, 113,118,126,141 father and child, 77, 92,99,100,102-3,129, 130,133-34,135 food and drink, 147-48,149,151-55, 159-63,168-69 mother and child, 14,83, 100,115,116, 129-32,133-34 with nature, 56,57,184,185-86,187-88 Patočka’s focus, 5,14,15,57-58, 83,115, 116,117,141,185-86,187-88 pleasure, 19 role in being-in-the-world, 4,5,14,55 in time and space, 4,17,18,63,67,75-77, 189 walking, 30 interview-based ethnographies, 9 intimacy, 97,98,99,100,101,107,108,131, 172 cultural intimacy, 149 dance classes, 82,84,86,90,92,93,94,95, 107 in vitro fertilization (IVF), 110,111 Jackson, Michael, 8 Kjellberg, Felix (PewDiePie), 60,70 Kohák, Erazim, 39,43,170,171,175,182-83, 186 labor issues, 15, 37,46,48,113,114, 116,117, 123,124,125,136,177,183 See also work Libuše, prophet, 25, 34, 37,43 life universal, 109,186 living in truth, 6,15,23-24, 39-42,52, 186 personal and collective dimensions, 5 See ako care for the soul; social justice love, 108
208 INDEX magazines, 56,57 Malinowski, Bronisław, 6 marriage, 120,121-24,161-62 Marx, Karl, 113-14 masculinity, 106 mass communication, 56,57,82 May, Karl, 179 meditative thinking, 33, 56,57,67, 78,184, 185 men agency, 82, 95, 97 domestic skills, 135-36,138,150 dominance, 82,97,98-99,101-5,106-7 drinking, 156-57,166 providers and protectors of women and children, 112,123,124 violence, 82,101-3,107 See also fathers and fatherhood mobile phones, 60,61,62,63,66, 72-73,162, 172 for photography, 70,84-85,127 moods, 146,163 collectively generated, 146 interrelationality, 146 moral transformation, 170-71 mothers and motherhood, 105,106,112, 114-15 domestic work, 135-36 relation between mother and child, 14,83, 100,115,116,129-32,133-34 self-realization through motherhood, 129-31 working mothers, 111-12,114 See also parents movement, 4,16,19,29-30,55,59,83 conceptual dynamism, 83 cultural mediation, 4,16,19, 30, 35,188 in dance, 82, 83,88-89 freedom of movement, 62 three primacy movements (Patočka), 14-15, 83,141,147,155,169,171,186,187 through time and space, 3 toward and away from one another, 3 toward ourselves and the earth, 3 See also collective movements museum objects, 145 Muslims, 151 prejudice against, 23,43-44,49-52,152 Národní dům na Vinohradech (National House of Vinohrady), 84, 85-86,87, 88-90,91-92 national identity, 85,149 Native American lifeways, 178-80, 181 nature, 170-75,176,177-82,187-89 cultural understandings, 182 Heidegger’s advocacy, 170,171,183-85, 187 Patočka’s advocacy, 170,171,185-86, 187-88 Nazism, 12,28,29,33, 34, 35, 37,38,40,45, 46,53 neoliberal, 126
new reproductive technologies (NRTs), 110, 111,120 nondirected engagement, 7-8 online environments dwelling concept, 57-58,63,76-77,78 false dichotomy of online versus offline, 58 freedom and agency, 58-59,62-65, 72,74, 76,77-78 impacts on young people, 54-55 language issues, 64,66,69-70,76,77 physical world as material foundation, 58 real-time collaboration at spatial distance, 63-64,66 See also digital technology use; gaming; internet access and use online shopping, 76, 77 Ostrava, 24, 35-39 outdoor activities, 171-82,177 parents, 66,68, 70-72, 73,112,113,117, 120-21, 124,127,135 authority, 62-63,103,128 at balhoorn dance classes, 84-85,86,87, 90, 91-92 young and older parents, 110-11,120, 123 See also children; fathers and fatherhood; grandparents; mothers and motherhood Paris, 1,2 paths, 9,29,34,129,142,184,185,188 Patočka, Jan, 2-3,4,5,6,11,12-13,15-16,19, 29-30,43, 52, 83,108-9,146 advocacy of nature, 170,171,185-86, 187-88 care for the soul, 39,115-18 concerns about technology, 55,58,170-71, 182-83 living in truth, 5,23, 39-40 three primacy movements, 14-15,83,100, 141,147,155,169,171,186,187 Pedro (Petr Florián), 69-70 PewDiePie (Felix Kjellberg), 60, 70
INDEX phenomenological reduction, 11,12 pleasure, 145,186 collective pleasure, 155 gastronomic pleasure, 147,148-49,151,152, 155.168-69 political leadership, 21,23,25,26, 34,39,43 pornography, 63,96 poverty, 21,25,34 power relations, 65,68,82 Havel, “The Power of the Powerless,” 6, 40-41 See ako dominance: men Prague, 1,9-10,12,67-68,70-72,81-82,85, 95,124,159 city as a space for life, 24-25,26,27,28, 29-30,31,32, 32-35 history, 25-29, 32-35 negotiations of old and new, 28-29,145 Saint Václavi Day and Czech Statehood Day, 21-23 Prague Spring 1968,9,114 Přerov nad Labem ethnographic museum, 143-45,144 privacy and private time, 72-74 racism, 121 retirement, 74-77,137-38,140-41 Ricouer, Paul, 12 Roma, 73,121 prejudice against, 43-45,48-49 roots, 185 rootedness, 14,33 sinking of roots, 83,100,115,116,123 same-sex partnerships, 106,120 schooling choice of schools, 65-66,67-68, 74,127 cost of schooling and after-school activities, 127,128-29 digital technology use, 60,62,65-66 school nature camps (prírodný tábory), 172 Seidel, Josef and František, 46-47 self-actualization, 114 selfies, 70,77 self-projection, 14-15 self-realization, 83,107,129 in families, 113,117-18,120,126,129,131, 137,139,141-42,153 under state socialism, 113-15 self-transcendence, 15,18,83,108-9,115, 116.117.141.142.168-69,170-71,186, 189 sexual harassment, 98-99 209 sexuality, 82, 95-99,105-6,107-9 in the domestic sphere, 99-101 and male domination, 103-5,106-7 situatedness, 4-5 Skype, 76 smoking, 164-65 Snapchat, 63 social class, 43, 75,81,119,120,148,149,178 sociality, 14,116 food and drink,
147-8,149,151-55, 159-63, 168-69 heterosociality in dance classes, 82,84,86, 90-92,95 See also gendered socialities social justice, 23-24,34-35, 37-39,43-44,52 See ako living in truth Sokol, 68 solidarity, 47 sovereignty, 58,59 space and time. See time and space state socialism, 6,9,11,34-35,47, 51, 52, 73, 81,117,138,172 abuse of Roma, 49 censorship and restrictions on information exchange, 12,54,59 dissidents, 6,12,40 European values, 126-27 Havel’s views, 6,40-41 industrial expansion, 35 1989 “velvet” revolution, 10,16,25,40, 127 positive views, 40,43,46 regulation of Christianity, 38 self-realization under, 113-15 women’s employment, 112,114 See ako Communism Strathern, Marilyn, 8 Sudetenland German expulsions, 46,47,48 Syrian refugees, 49-51, 52 taste, 149 technology, 4,16,19,56-57,80-81,175,187, 188 cultural values and technology use, 111 dwelling, 5,56,57,188 Heidegger’s concepts, 5,13,17,29,55-59, 77-78,170,182-83,184,187 impact on the landscape, 29 Patočka’s concern, 55,58, 170-71,182-83 role of technology in communing with nature, 171,175,182 See also digital technology use; internet access and use; online environments
210 INDEX television, 56,57 thinking modes, 33, 56-57,67, 78, 184 thrownness, 4, 13,14,15,29,53,188 time and space in childhood, 72,128-29 dwelling, 29 Heidegger’s ideas, 4-5 on- and offline, 77-79 Patočka’s ideas, 5 privacy and control, 72-74,76-77 relationships with others, 4,17,18,63,67, 75-77,189 in retirement, 74-77,137-38,139,140-41 See also traversing totalitarianism, 37,40-41 touch, 82,88, 92,99,100,101,108 tramping and tramping camps, 171,172, 177-82,178 transcendence, 11,15,16,19,39,77,82,149,155 self-transcendence, 15,18,83,108-9,115, 116,117,141,142,168-69,170-71,186, 189 traversing, 15-16,19,55, 59,77,188 in ballroom dancing, 82 embodied practice, 3-4 in families, 117,126,139-41 in nature, 170,171,175,188-89 uses of food and drink, 147,155-57,161, 163,167-69 See also corporeality; dwelling; interrelationality; movement; time and space Trigger, David, 8 Trnka, Lukáš, 1,61, 67,69 urban living, 171,173,174,177,183 Ústí nad Labem, 49 Václav, Saint, 20-21,23,25,26, 34, 37,38,43, 51,158 violence, 82,101-3,107 virtual environments, 1-2 Vísegrád Four, 51 vloggers, 60-61,66, 69-70 walking, 30,32-33 web 2.0,61 women agency, 18,139 beauty, desirability and allure, 95,97-99, 103,104-7,122 Czech women marrying foreigners, 121-22 deference and submission, 101,103-5, 107 economic dependence on men, 104,124 food preparation, 136,149,152-53 objectification, 82, 97,99,105,107 viewed as sexual beings in public space, 99 See also domestic violence; mothers and motherhood work, 15,83,114,115,116,117,127,131, 134-35,174-75,188 See also labor issues World War II, 28,34,46,47,81,121
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| title | Traversing embodied lifeworlds in the Czech Republic |
| title_auth | Traversing embodied lifeworlds in the Czech Republic |
| title_exact_search | Traversing embodied lifeworlds in the Czech Republic |
| title_full | Traversing embodied lifeworlds in the Czech Republic Susanna Trnka |
| title_fullStr | Traversing embodied lifeworlds in the Czech Republic Susanna Trnka |
| title_full_unstemmed | Traversing embodied lifeworlds in the Czech Republic Susanna Trnka |
| title_short | Traversing |
| title_sort | traversing embodied lifeworlds in the czech republic |
| title_sub | embodied lifeworlds in the Czech Republic |
| topic | In-der-Welt-sein (DE-588)4161481-1 gnd Phänomenologie (DE-588)4045660-2 gnd Körper (DE-588)4031575-7 gnd Alltag (DE-588)4001307-8 gnd |
| topic_facet | In-der-Welt-sein Phänomenologie Körper Alltag Tschechien |
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