Малешево и Малешевци: Етнолошки испитувања

Jeremija Pavlović's book, Maleševo and the Maleševci: Ethnological Studies (Малешево и Малешевци: етнолошка испитивања), is an in-depth ethnographic monograph published in 1928. The work is a detailed study of the Maleševo region and its inhabitants, the people of Maleševo, who are a Slavic people residing in what is now part of Macedonia and Bulgaria.

The book delves into various aspects of the people's lives, customs, and history, drawing on extensive field research. It covers topics such as their language, traditional folk songs, and unique customs. Pavlović, a Serbian ethnologist, highlights the distinct cultural characteristics of the people of Maleševo, examining their social structure, family life, and economic activities. He also explores the historical influences on the region, providing a snapshot of the culture at the turn of the 20th century.

As an ethnological study, the book is considered a valuable resource for understanding the regional identity and traditions of the Maleševo people. It contributes to the broader academic discourse on Slavic ethnography in the Balkans, providing a detailed record of the region's cultural heritage. The work has been cited in various academic contexts, particularly in discussions about the customs and traditions of the region.