Naslov
Crna slavonska svinja – tragovi kulturne baštine u istočnoj Hrvatskoj
(Black slavonian pig – the traces of cultural heritage in eastern Croatia)

Autori
Kuharić, Darija ; Vinaj, Marina ; Margeta, Vladimir

Vrsta, podvrsta i kategorija rada
Radovi u zbornicima skupova, cjeloviti rad (in extenso), znanstveni

Izvornik
6. Međunarodni simpozij Gospodarstvo istočne Hrvatske - vizija i razvoj / Mašek Tonković, Anka - Osijek, 2017, 80-90

Skup
6. Međunarodni simpozij Gospodarstvo istočne Hrvatske - vizija i razvoj

Mjesto i datum
Osijek, Hrvatska, 25.05.2017. - 27.05.2017

Vrsta sudjelovanja
Predavanje

Vrsta recenzije
Međunarodna recenzija

Ključne riječi
crna slavonska svinja ; kulturna baština ; obitelj Pfeiffer ; AKM-ustanove ; istočna Slavonija
(Black Slavonian pig ; cultural heritage ; the Pfeiffers ; LAM institutions ; Eastern Slavonia)

Sažetak
Black Slavonian pig- Fajferica is an autochthonous or native breed that originates from the farm Orlovnjak near Osijek (19th century), where it was bred by and named after count Karl Pfeiffer. The role of the Pfeiffers in the selection process (awarded (inter)nationally, Vienna 1873 and 1905) has not been fully investigated. Although it was the most important and numerous breed in Slavonia until the first half of 20th century, there is a lack of information from the historical, economical, cultural and ethnological point of view. Since agriculture’s importance in our country's history can be easy to forget, information about the history of the breed should be more available to scholars, students, tourists and others. After WWII, namely, its population drastically decreased and reached the critical survival level. Threfore, the Black Slavonian Pig preservation program was started in 1996. Today, the breed is included in the National program of preservation of autochthonous and protected breeds of domestic animals in Croatia and is kept in almost all continental counties in Croatia. In the last fifteen years, the number of fajfericas has increased significantly: breeders were led primarily by economic interests, but also by their love towards tradition. Following the traces of national cultural heritage (songs, pastoral games and folk costumes) an unusual combination was born, where tradition and art meet agriculture (from acorn grazing to naïve art, sculpture and literature). In this paper, methods of description and comparative analysis were applied in the investigation of private and public collections (LAM institutions) in order to reach the conclusion on the impact of black Slavonian breed on Osijek and Eastern Slavonia in the European context.

Izvorni jezik
Engleski

Znanstvena područja
Poljoprivreda (agronomija), Interdisciplinarne humanističke znanosti

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