Nr 7 (2021): Etnografia. Praktyki. Teorie. Doświadczenia

Antropolog w terenie
Osobiste wymiary doświadczeń etnograficznych.
Numer monograficzny z okazji jubileuszu Księdza Profesora Wojciecha Bębna

Słowa klucze: 

anthropologists, fieldwork, personal ethnography, practical, existential and emotional dimension of ethnographic field research, autoethnography, ethnological research in New Guinea and Oceania, scientific achievements, Wojciech Bęben, biography, Jan Kubary, Bronisław Malinowski, ethnological research, Oceania, scientific achievements, Wojciech Bęben, cultural anthropology, ethnology, history, University of Gdańsk, Gdańsk, Wojciech Bęben, field research, ethnology, biography, Australia, New Guinea, Oceania, Africa, ethnography, Polish People’s Republic, expeditions, field notes, Sudan, vision-impaired people, collaborative ethnography, research participants, ethical challenges, trust, relationship, Basque Country, Euskara – Basque language, autoethnography, fieldwork, Gypsy-Roma people, barriers, rapport-building, leader, Fieldwork, ethnographic multi-sensory experience, teaching methods, Ethnographic Laboratory, anthropological field research, contact zone, space factor, time factor, intensive habitation, interpreter, Daba, Berbers, ethnographic fieldwork, native collaborator, serendipity, USA, Polish Americans, Ecuador, Bolivia, Chile, Araucania, Mapuche, fieldwork, female anthropologist, researcher’s positionality, female research partners, closeness, reciprocity, informal tourism sector, orced displacement, India, nativeness, strangeness, ethnicity, body, positioning, Canada, ethics, fieldwork, space, action research, interlocutors, Kyrgyzstan, petroglyphs, ethnography experience, human and non-human beings, landscape, totemism, essence, mythological past, relationship with the land, Aborigines, Altai, ethnozoology, cultural anthropology, lowland South America, two-striped forest-pitviper, lantern-fly, Brazil, Bukovina people, history of the Polish community, ethnic awareness, Moravian Church, missionaries, H.A. Jaeschke, A.W. Heyde, E. Pagell, cultural change, Kinnaur, Lahaul, Ladakh, Amazonia, animism, fieldwork, ethnohistory, perspectivism, auto-ethnography, fieldwork, ethno-psychology, refugees, exile, methodology