81. Mind And Culture: Freud And Slovakia ARTICLE. Garry Gillard. Mind and culture Freud and slovakia. Mind and cultureFreud and slovakia. M/C A Journal of Media and culture 3.2 (2000). http://www.media-culture.org.au/0005/freud.html

index M/C Online back issues contributors ... next issue ARTICLE Garry Gillard Mind and Culture: Freud and Slovakia M/C: A Journal of Media and Culture 3.2 (2000) 'culture' 'Let me give you an analogy; analogies, it is true, decide nothing, but they can make one feel more at home.' Sigmund Freud New Introductory Lectures This paper emerged from a larger study of Freud's view of culture, which used elements of Freud's own way of proceeding to mount a critique of the elaboration of that view. It is proposed here that the use of analogy is foundational to Freud's procedure in building his model of the mind, rather than just a temporary means to an end, and, crucially, that Freud is himself unaware of both the necessity of the analogical move and also of his desire for it. The creation of the concept of the Freudian psyche is a rhetorical tour de force , a structure made of figures of speech, the chief among which is the analogy. Freud constructs an analogy between culture and mind: what is left of his theory of both if this rhetorical connexion is removed? Bit 1 In the opening pages of one of his last works Freud considers the problem of the interpretation of culture, and he concludes that there too it is a question of getting the patient on the couch: '... one is justified [he writes] in attempting to discover a psychoanalytic that is, a genetic explanation ...' in that psychoanalysis is a method of explaining the origins of present condition of such things as states of mind, to which culture more generally is analogous (

82. Slovakia In April 1995, Vice Minister Liu Ji, of the State Physical culture andSports Commission of China led a delegation to visit slovakia. http://www.fmprc.gov.cn/eng/wjb/zzjg/dozys/gjlb/3225/default.htm

Slovakia Documents Activities Spokesperson's Remarks ... Bilateral Relations ( Last Update: 2003/08/26) I. Review of the Bilateral Political Relations On October 6, 1949 China and the former Czechoslovakia established diplomatic relations. When the Slovak Republic became an independent sovereign state on January 1, 1993, China extended its recognition and set up diplomatic relations with it at ambassadorial level on the same day. And all the treaties and agreements concluded between China and the former Czech and Slovak Federal Republic remain effective so far as the Slovak Republic is concerned. In recent years, there has been smooth development in the relations between the two countries with personnel exchanges at all levels increased and the area of cooperation expanded. In February 1994, Prime Minister Vladimir Meciar of the Slovak Government visited China at the invitation of Premier Li Peng. In August 1994, the vice chairman of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) Ye Xuanping paid a visit to Slovakia. In October 1994, Vice Foreign Minister Dai Bingguo went to Slovakia for consultation between the foreign ministries of the two countries, and with Secretary of State of the Slovak Foreign Ministry, signed the protocol on cooperation between the foreign ministries of the two countries. II. Bilateral Economic and Trade Relations and Economic and Technological Cooperation

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84. SCADPlus Slovakia In the field of culture, the Association Council decision allowing slovakia to participatefully in the culture 2000 programme as from 2001 was adopted in http://europa.eu.int/scadplus/leg/en/lvb/e20109.htm

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86. Slovakia For Travelers slovakia offers wonderful travel options, from spas to extreme sports, all for an incredibly low price. Find out everything you need to plan a trip to slovakia here. Get information about slovakia, a wonderful travel destination Bratislava, the capital of slovakia, has much for tourists of hotels in Bratislava, slovakia's capital. The site also http://goeasteurope.about.com/cs/slovakia

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87. Ministerstvo Kultúry Slovenskej Republiky http://www.culture.gov.sk/

88. Why Slovak Folklore Survived and as more and more Slovaks integrated into Canadian way of life, Slovak folkloreremained and thrived as other forms of Slovak culture have stagnated . http://www.slovak.com/75_anniversary/html/overview.html

SLOVAK VERSION Introduction Background Overview Gala Evening History Historical Book Tickets W hy has Slovak Folklore survived in Canada S lovak Folklore will be celebrating its 75 th Anniversary this year, with the big Gala Evening on May 9, 1998 and yet many Slovak Canadians feel that undue respect and attention is being given to this form of expression when other forms such as Theatre, Poetry reading, Classical and Choir Music have had even longer history in Canada. E ven though the first Slovak folklore group has had its beginning in the 1920’s in Thunder Bay, it came into its own at the start of the 1950s and has not looked back. Yes, there have been lean years where fewer numbers of Slovak Folklore groups existed, but overall, Canadians have been very receptive to Slovak Folklore. Today we Slovak Canadians can be very proud of our existing folklore troupes; be it in Montreal, Toronto, Welland, Windsor or Winnipeg. They are making all of us proud by spreading goodwill and a positive image to help differentiate Slovaks from the other 100+ Nationals living in Canada. C anada, as a country, is very proud of its multicultural image both at home and abroad. This multicultural image is used as a selling point to new immigrants, it is used in tourism, and it serves to make Canada one of the top countries of choice in the world for anyone seeking a better life. Slovak folklore troupes have participated and sponsored in hundreds of festivals throughout the years and have kept the name Slovakia alive even when politically there was no country.

89. LANGUAGES-ON-THE-WEB: BEST SLOVAK LINKS Slovak culture Minister Ivan Hudec received Jan A. Vacval from theUS, head of the World Congress of Slovak Expatriates. The US http://www.languages-on-the-web.com/links/link-slovak.htm

language links SLOVAK THE BEST LINKS GUARANTEE Unlike many other web sites related to languages, only serious and useful sites are listed here. If you know a really good site for learning this language do email us GENERAL LINKS List of Slovak WWW Servers (InfoSeek www.tuzvo.sk/list.html Directory of links to sites in Slovakia. Word of Wordland (Slovakia) - The Internet Encyclopedia of S... (WebCrawler www.slovak.org/ Word of Wordland www.slovak.org The Internet Encyclopedia of Slovakia and Slovaks Word of Wordland is an independent Web site dedicated to Slovakia (Wordland), a country in the Central Europe. (WebCrawler, Magellan www.czech.com/ Slovaks and Slovakia Home Page (Excite www.slovak.com/ Th e first wave of Slovak immigrants to Canada in the 1880s brought many men and women to Fort William and Port Arthur, Ontario, Canada,on the northernshore of Lake Superior.This year they celebrate the 90th Anniversary of founding of St. ONLINE BILINGUAL TEXTS Come si dice pane nel mondo (Excite www.carin.it/pane/nomepane.htm

90. Doing Business In Slovakia Reports on successful trading, negotiating and dealing with businessculture in slovakia. Doing Business in slovakia. Business reports http://www.businessculture.com/slovakia.html

Doing Business in Slovakia Business reports on successful trading, negotiating and dealing with business culture in Slovakia. Get practical tips how to do business with Slovakia. Discover the best way to conduct business meetings and make business presentations. Find out about exporting and importing practices in Slovakia. Receive information on useful business contacts in Slovakia. Learn about Slovakia business communication style and business entertainment. The reports are published by International Cultural Enterprises, Inc. (for more information about the company click here ), leaders in international business information, in cooperation with top US executives currently doing business in Slovakia. Below please find the titles of the reports with a brief summary of the topics, as well as the word count. To receive a full text please click on the ordering and pricing information following each report summary. Report title: Doing Business in Slovakia Total words: Topics summary: Greetings and Introductions .... Names and Titles .... Proper Manners .... Developing Relationships .... Proper Conversations .... Business Dress ... Exchanging Favors .... Being on Time .... Communication Style ... Negotiating .... Gift Giving ... Business Entertainment ... Useful Addresses To Receive the Report Enter Here To see reports on other countries

91. National Czech & Slovak Museum & Library - Other Web Sites Free Flow of Information Project Slavism.com information about the Slavic historyand languages Slovak culture - Slovak Ministry of culture Slovak Document http://www.ncsml.org/links.htm

National Cedar Rapids, Iowa Links to Other Web Sites Business Genealogy Government Libraries with Czech or Slovak Materials ... Reference, Etc. Czech Village Cedar Rapids, Iowa Czech Village (Cedar Rapids, Iowa) Czech Cottage (Cedar Rapids, Iowa) Sykora Bakery (Cedar Rapids, Iowa) Polehna's Meat Market (Cedar Rapids, Iowa) ... St. Wenceslaus Church (Cedar Rapids, Iowa) Czech-related Arts - Czech Republic Blaha, Vladislav - Master Guitarist Bohus' Czech Polka/Waltz MIDI Site Czech and Slovak Films ... Dvorak, Antonin - list of works Dvorak and America - PBS video Film Industry in Czech Republic in 1997 Good Soldier Schweik - reviews of Chicago Opera Theater production - a new English translation! International Film Festival Karlovy Vary MUZIKONTAKT - contacts for the music industry in the Czech and Slovak Republics. Polka Links - Texas Czech Polka Bands Prague Spring International Music Festival - Marionette characters Czecho-Slovak-related Films of Czechoslovakia Slovak-related Art Film Festival ( Trencianske Teplice) Fujara Music Latzgo, Roger- Musician, Songwriter, Teacher

92. National Czech & Slovak Museum & Library - Library Library Collection. Welcome to the NCSML Library! Make us your firststop with your questions about Czech or Slovak history and culture. http://www.ncsml.org/library.htm

National Cedar Rapids, Iowa Library Collection Welcome to the NCSML Library! Make us your first stop with your questions about Czech or Slovak history and culture. Whether you are a scholar, student, or someone wanting to learn more about your Czech or Slovak heritage, we encourage you to use our resources to help foster a better understanding of Czech and Slovak history and culture. Online catalog Search Komensky Holdings and Scope of the Library Collections The library is home to approximately 18,000 items in various formats. It is a multi-language collection with most items in English, Czech or Slovak. The library collection covers a broad spectrum of subjects including: political and local history literature and poetry folk and fine art music (both sheet and recorded) genealogy (see also www.ncsml.org/genealogy.htm Book and periodical collections include: English-language materials on a variety of subjects (more than 1,300 books and 80 periodicals currently cataloged and searchable in online catalog; new acquisitions regularly added to catalog) books written in Czech or Slovak languages (2,000 currently cataloged; significant number awaiting cataloging)

93. Czech Music to provide a convenient location to access information about the Czech and SlovakRepublics, including topics related to language, culture, education, and http://www.music.ucsb.edu/projects/csms/

Luhaèovice (Leo¹ Janáèek) THE CZECH AND SLOVAK MUSIC SOCIETY Vítáme Vás! The Czech and Slovak Music Society is an international organization started in 1987 and dedicated to the serious study and greater understanding of the music of the Czech and Slovak Republics. The Society embraces all musical venues, from 19th-century Czech nationalism to the folk traditions of the Slovak Republic, from 17th-century liturgical music to Je¾ek's Bugatti-Step and all areas between. We have no grandiose ambitions but seek simply to provide a venue in which serious lovers of this music can pose questions, share ideas, and generate discussions about various aspects of the region's cultural endeavors, past and present. The Czech and Slovak Music Society E-mail Discussion List provides the opportunity to communicate about issues of mutual interest and main tain contact with other subscribers. The Society's on-line newsletter , published three times per year, contains feature articles, notices of performances, conferences, and other opportunities, as well as the accomplishments and activities of current members.

94. Service Of Municipal Corporation Of Toruñ - Twin Cieties Of Toruñ - Cadca One such sphere with metal wings attached by an artist Josef Mundier during thedays of Slovak culture in Toruñ in October 2000 was presented to Toruñ as a http://www.um.torun.pl/torun/miasto/blizniacze_cad_en.php

Tourist' Guide Practical information for Tourists Gallery of the monuments in Toruñ The most interesting tourist routes ... Contact Us Home Page: polish version english version Toruñ in UNESCO Twin Cieties of Toruñ Èadca 1996 Cadca is located in north-western Slovakia, several kilometres from intersection of Polish, Czech and Slovakian borders, surrounded by Kysuckie Beskid Mountains and Western Beskid Mounatins, Jaworniki Mountains, Kysucka Upland and Turzowska Upland. The city is inhabited by circa 27,000 persons and is the capital of mountainous Kysuce region. Receiving city rights and a privilege to organise four fairs in a year from empress Maria Teresa in 1778 and construction of a railway 100 years later facilitated rapid development of Cadca which became a railway junction and a timber industry centre in the second half of XIX century. Citizens of Cadca consider the upraising against Hungarians in 1848, when the city was the seat of the Slowak National Council, to be the most important event in its history. A late-baroque church of st. Bartholomew is an interesting monument.

95. Szlovákia / Slovak Republic :: Culture & Tourism Links : Kulturális és Idegen EMAIL REGISZTRÁLÁS SUBMIT A SITE Szlovákia / Slovak Republic. http://katalogus.kulturinfo.hu/sk.html

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96. Tour To Slovakia travel through beautiful mountainous countryside to Martin the heart of Slovakculture; sip famed Martiner beer in the restored historic square 2 nights in http://www.our-slovakia.com/Travel/slovakia.html

Please Visit our Home Page for additional Tours Our Tours Use CSA and will departure from JFK Airport Delta Terminal! Sat., July 3 - Wed., July 14, 2004 $2,349 per person Day-By-Day Itinerary: Sat., July 3 - Depart JFK International Airport - Delta Terminal at 5:45 p.m. 1 night in Kosice, old Abov County, Eastern Slovakia Sun., July 4 - Arrival in Kosice; welcome dinner at hotel - celebrate July 4th in Slovakia; we walk to the singing fountain, a Kosice highlight in the heart of the beautifully restored Old Town. 1 night in Michalovce, old Zemplin County, Eastern Slovakia Mon., July 5 - Shop Kosice in the historic Old Town, view St. Elizabeth’s cathedral and Gothic Urban’s Tower; on to Michalovce to see the folk museum in the castle, visit a famed pottery making village and take part in a Zemplin party - traditional foods, music, customs and song! 1 night in Bardejov, old Saris County and a UNESCO Treasure, Eastern Slovakia Tues., July 6 - Travel to nearby Humenne to enjoy the charming castle; then Presov, Slovakia’s 3rd largest city; see an ancient wooden church, then arrive in magical Bardejov for an organ concert in dramatic St. Egidius Cathedral with altars by Master Paul, historic home tour overlooking the city. 2 nights in Spisska Nova Ves, old Spis County, Eastern Slovakia

97. CULTURAL HERITAGE AND CONTEMPORARY CHANGE PART I. LANGUAGE AND culture IN THE SLOVAK NATION. BEFORE 1918. IN THE SLOVAK culture10. Democracy in Relations Among Nations Emancipation and Integration. http://www.crvp.org/book/Series04/IVA-5/contents.htm

CULTURAL HERITAGE AND CONTEMPORARY CHANGE SERIES IVA. EASTERN AND CENTRAL EUROPE, VOLUME 5 LANGUAGE, VALUES AND THE SLOVAK NATION SLOVAK PHILOSOPHICAL STUDIES, I edited by TIBOR PICHLER AND CONTENTS PREFACE INTRODUCTION PART I. LANGUAGE AND CULTURE IN THE SLOVAK NATION BEFORE 1918 1. The Ethnic and Cultural Dimension of National Emancipation -The Evocation of the Slovak Nation by 2. Philosophy and National Identity in Slovakia by 3. The Idea of Slovak Language-based Nationalism by Tibor Pichler by PART II. NATION AND STATE THE CZCHOSLOVAK REPULIC AND THE SLOVAK NATION 5. The Idea of Nation in the Work of Milan Hoda by 6. Two Concepts of Nation and Two Forms of Nationalism by 7. Catholic Theologians and the National Question (1939-1945) by 8. The Slovak Nation and Communist Totalitarianism (1945-1949) by Andrej Kopok 9. Slovaks on the Road to National Self-determination by PART III. THE PERSISTENCE AND VARIABILITY OF VALUES IN THE SLOVAK CULTURE 10. Democracy in Relations Among Nations: Emancipation and Integration by 11. The Spiritual Function of Intellectuals, Culture, Values and Power

98. CNEWA - Slovak Catholic Church In recent times, however, they have been absorbed into Slovak culture to a certainextent, as very few religious books are available in Rusyn, and the liturgy http://www.cnewa.org/ecc-slovak-catholic.htm

Contact Us Donate Now Search Site Map Welcome to cnewa.org Home Who We Are History Organization ... Iraq Aid Update The Eastern Christian Churches INTRODUCTION ASSYRIAN CHURCH OF THE EAST ORIENTAL ORTHODOX CHURCHES ORTHODOX CHURCH ... Bulgarian Catholic Church Slovak Catholic Church Hungarian Catholic Church Eastern Catholic Communities Without Hierarchies APPENDIX I ... BIBLIOGRAPHY The religious history of Greek Catholics in Slovakia is closely related to that of the Ruthenians . Indeed, for centuries their histories were intertwined, since the 1646 Union of Uzhorod was virtually unanimously accepted in the territory that is now eastern Slovakia. In the United States and most other areas, the Slovaks are not distinguished from the Ruthenians. They have a separate diocese, however, in Canada, at present presided over by Bishop John Pazak (Eparchy of Sts. Cyril and Methodius of Toronto, 223 Carlton Road, Unionville, Ontario L3R 2L8). There are seven parishes for about 1,500 Slovak Catholics in Canada. LOCATION: Slovakia, Canada

99. Czech And Slovak Collections At The Library Of Congress Highlights. The essence of Czech and Slovak history and culture, as it is reflectedin published works, is well represented in the Library of Congress. http://www.loc.gov/rr/european/coll/czec.html

The Czech and Slovak Collections at the Library of Congress George Kovtun, Czech/Slovak Area Specialist General Collections The Library of Congress is considered to be the best repository of Czech and Slovak books, periodicals and other reading materials outside the Czech Republic and Slovakia. The monographs and bound periodicals relating to the culture of the Czechs and Slovaks amount to ca. 115,000 items, with the yearly acquisitions of monographs averaging ca. 1,500 over the last 10 years. The LC has about 2,000 Czech and Slovak periodicals, of which ca. 600 are currently received, and more than 170 Czech and Slovak newspapers, with 14 titles currently received. It is estimated that about 80 percent of all these materials are in Czech or Slovak, English being the predominant language of the rest. While the Czech and Slovak collections in the LC are generally good, they are especially strong for books and periodicals published after 1945. This is due to the fact that after 1945 monographs and periodicals published in Czechoslovakia (now the Czech and Slovak Republics) were purchased by LC on the basis of a blanket order. The period of the 1920s and 1930s (the era of the First Czechoslovak Republic) is also well represented. Some of the holdings of works from this period have been acquired retrospectively, with stress being laid on volumes showing the excellent Czechoslovak craftsmanship in book design and printing.

100. Folk Ensemble Ekonóm Folk ensemble Ekonóm http://interface.megaloman.sk/ekonom/eng/p_culture.html

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