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Antropolog wobec odmienności kulturowej i przyrodniczej. Refleksje Marii Czaplickiej z ekspedycji syberyjskiej

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Banaszkiewicz M.
Studia Etnologiczne i Antropologiczne
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2017
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vol. 17
32-46
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The article examines the narrative of the diary „My Siberian Year” written by one of the first women-anthropologists-Maria Czaplicka. There is a notable absence of discussion about her achievements, despite the fact that her book significantly exceeds the frames of the anthropological narrative of her times. In this paper the perspective refers to the experience of strangeness/otherness as a constitutive part of any fieldwork. This category may be analyzed within different dimensions, which concurrently shed light on the nature of the relationships between people, culture and environment.
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Etnografia osobista. Antropolożka i antropolog w terenie

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Buliński T., Posern-Zieliński A.
Etnografia. Praktyki, Teorie, Doświadczenia
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2021
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issue 7
9-20
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The article presents the idea of personal ethnography, i.e. the anthropologists’ individual experiences that include practical, existential, and emotional dimensions of ethnographic field research. Such experiences and their details are largely absent in scientific papers, due to their apparent irrelevance for research results. Nevertheless, they form an indispensable part of ethnographic research, influencing its scientific findings. This article not only emphasizes the need to include this aspect of ethnographic research in the methodological reflection, but also points out the differences and similarities between personal ethnography and autoethnography, following the main threads of personal experiences from fieldwork.
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