Emilija Kartalija

Emilija Kartalija

Academic title: master

Research position: Research Assistant

Research interests: cognitive anthropology, incest taboo, anthropology of popular culture, science fiction, anthropology of literature, gender studies

Education and qualifications

  • 2022 Research assistant, The Institute of Ethnography SASA
  • 2021 enrolled at doctoral studies in Ethnology and Anthropology at Faculty of Philosophy, University of Belgrade
  • 2021 completed master’s studies in Ethnology and Anthropology at Faculty of Philosophy, University of Belgrade
  • 2020 graduated at Department for Ethnology and Anthropology at Faculty of Philosophy, University of Belgrade

Affiliations

  • The Institute of Ethnography SASA

Projects

  • 2023 - 2027 Cultural Identities and Social Interaction in the Physical and Digital World: Case Studies from Serbia and Greece
  • 2018 European Social Survey, Ministry of Education, Science and Technological Development of the Government of the Republic of Serbia and PERFORM

Scientific conferences and study trips

  • 2019 Weekend of Intangible Cultural Heritage, Department of Ethnology and Anthropology, Faculty of Philosophy and the Ministry of Culture and Information, Belgrade, Serbia

Other

  • 2023 lecture "Prelude to a research: basic starting points for the study of cultural representations of incest in contemporary Serbia", Forum of the Institute of Ethnography SASA
  • 2023 member of the Ethnological and Anthropological Society of Serbia
  • 2023 lecture "Socio-cultural position of women in contemporary science fiction narrative: case of the television series Westworld", Community center “Krov”
  • 2020 participation in the promotion of the Faculty of Philosophy of the University of Belgrade at the EDUfair education fair
  • She knows the basics of the Japanese language and is actively learning it.

Kartalija, Emilija. 2022. “Imaging Incest on Film: Curse, Scandal and Subversion“. Anthropology 22(3): 81-101.

Kartalija, Emilija. 2022. “Incest: emotional revulsion and moral hesitation“. Papers in Ethnology and Anthropology: Journal of the Serbian Ethnological and Anthropological Society 33 (n.s.) 22, 97-117.