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	Ethnic music, pop music, world music. Ethnomusicology between professional terminology and marketing tags Kratochvíl, Matěj This text deals with the relations among the spheres of folk or ethnic music, popular music and so-called world music at a time when the borderlines between individual spheres are often not sharp. In practice, the term "world music" is used with different meanings and it covers big quantity of diverse music. Because of this, this term is applicable as a marketing tag identifying the records for possible customers; it is, however, unsuitable if it is to serve as a basis for the discussion about musics of different cultures and their transformation in today’s world Detailed record
	On some terms in connection with the UNESCO Convention for the Safeguarding of the Intangible Cultural Heritage Stavělová, Daniela The consideration about the terms intangible cultural heritage, tradition, autenticity, folklore and folklorism are only a small part of the discourse running within ethnochoreologic and anthropologic study of dance, within which they are used, re-evaluated or formed in accordance with development of the discipline´s paradigm. The newly formed terms have advantage of posibility to avoid the emblemness of some hitherto used terms Detailed record
	A fairy-story in the eyes of a narrator versus a fairy-tale in the eyes of a folklorist Otčenášek, Jaroslav This contribution tries to demonstrate the differences between the technical term fairy-tale used by contemporary folklorists and the word fairy-story used by popular storytellers and contemporary readers of books of fairy-stories. A fairy-tale as a folkloristic term has its exact structure. For a contemporary reader or spectator, everything possible is a fairy-tale, if only fairy-tales beings, environment or plots appear there. Therefore, there is a quite big difference between the view of an expert and that of the wide public in what is a fairy-tale or not Detailed record
	Basic terms from the point of view of Czech science in the second half of the 1980s Brouček, Stanislav The contribution remembers the preparation of the Dictionary of Ethnic Process at the Prague Institute of Ethnology between 1985 and 1990. It concerned the wide interdisciplinary cooperation especially bettween etnologists, historians, linguists and philosophers Detailed record
	Traditional music - difficulties with definition Tyllner, Lubomír This study is concerned with the problem of how to define the traditional (folk) music which is, in the European space, the counterpart of art music. It adverts to various possible approaches to the problem, potential solutions or to the views adopted by numerous European and American scholars. The study also comments on the official definition of traditional music provided by the International Council for Traditional Music (ICTM) UNESCO Detailed record
	Branch terminology and folk concepts in interpretation of interpretive anthropology Uherek, Zdeněk The aim of this contribution was to identify some levels on which the formation of terminology in anthropological and ethnological research work moves, and to sketch the principles of language communication with some practical examples Detailed record
	Who is a folklorist? (Disputable Talking point) Císaríková, Klára The stick at a word homonym " a folklorist". How is the term concepting in between a special (expert) and a non-professional public. Detailed record
	Stereotypes in terms for family rites Navrátilová, Alexandra Conceptual stereotypes are image of stability constitutiv components formalized of the traditions, which are alive to and asociace in „before-understanding“ relevant ceremonial acts. Autor accents especially conservatism fixeds in the symbolic forms, which are adherent to genetic memory of community. As a modelling examples of the continuance phenomenous annalyses ceremonial act of the thanksgiving of the betrothed pair while wedding ceremony. She follows the changes of conception “the best man” and supports how key conceptuals of ceremony disappears in harmony with time of change of the traditional model of a marriage. Detailed record
	Folklore, folklorism and ethnocultural traditions. Contribution to the discussion about terminology $z eng Pavlicová, M. ; Uhlíková, Lucie The consideration is aimed for three important and interconnected facts – folklore, folklorism and ethnocultural traditions; the attention is paid especially to the fact how to get down to their specification and how to think about them from the wider theoretical points of view including the basic question of the sense of science. Detailed record

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