Teodora De Luka

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Teodora De Luka

Teodora De Luka

Academic title: master

Research position: Research Assistant

Research interests: anthropology of cultural heritage, intangible cultural heritage, identity politics, anthropology of ethnicity and nationalism, history of anthropology, anthropology of science

Email: teodora.deluka@ei.sanu.ac.rs

Education and qualifications

  • 2025. Research assistant, The Institute of Ethnography SASA
  • 2024. enrolled at doctoral studies in Ethnology and Anthropology at Faculty of Philosophy, University of Belgrade
  • 2024. 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

  • 2025. The Institute of Ethnography SASA, Belgrade
  • 2023-2025. Center for Intangible Cultural Heritage of Serbia, Ethnographic Museum in Belgrade

Conferences, workshops and study visits

  • 2024 Weekend of Intangible Cultural Heritage, Department of Ethnology and Anthropology, Faculty of Philosophy and the Ministry of Culture, Belgrade, Serbia
  • 2023 Weekend of Intangible Cultural Heritage, Department of Ethnology and Anthropology, Faculty of Philosophy and the Ministry of Culture, Belgrade, Serbia
  • 2019 Weekend of Intangible Cultural Heritage, Department of Ethnology and Anthropology, Faculty of Philosophy and the Ministry of Culture and Information, Belgrade, Serbia

Awards

  • 2020 Best Undergraduate Thesis Award, Department of Ethnology and Anthropology, academic year 2019/2020.

Other

  • 2023 member of the Ethnological and Anthropological Society of Serbia
  • De Luka, Teodora. 2024. Cultural Heritage as a Means of Provoking and Maintaining Conflicts in Multicultural Societies. Anthropology 24 (3): 51–68.
  • De Luka, Teodora. 2024. The practice of burying outside official cemeteries as part of the economic mechanism of preserving the estate as an inalienable and indivisible family property”: Bulletin of the Ethnographic Museum, 87: 13–34.