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AN ANTHROPOLOGICAL BIOGRAPHY: ANDRZEJ WALIGORSKI

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Kubica G.

Sprawy Narodowościowe

2006

issue 29

29-32

The article tackles methodological problems connected with biographical research on anthropologists carried out by other anthropologists. The authoress takes the perspective of Michael Herzfeld and his concept of 'anthropologizing history', i.e., giving voice to those who are deprived of it. Another source of inspiration is George Stocking's idea of the contextualized history of the discipline seen as the background of contemporary assumptions and controversies. Andrzej Waligorski's (1908-1974) biography is analyzed from various perspectives: the liberal and intellectual background of Cracow; the influence of Bronislaw Malinowski and of British anthropology; Waligorski's fieldwork in Kenya and colonialism; his lectureship at the Jagiellonian University and, finally, the marginalization of both the person of Waligorski and the discipline of anthropology. .

CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY/ETHNOLOGY IN FACE OF THE DUALITY OF GLOBALISATION. GLOBALISATION AS AN ELEMENT OF OBJECTIVE WORLD AND GLOBALISATION AS IDEOLOGY (Polish title below)

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Jasiewicz Z.

Lud

2010

vol. 94

15-24

(Polish title: (Antropologia kulturowa/etnologia wobec dwoistosci globalizacji. Globalizacja jako element swiata zobiektywizowanego i globalizm jako ideologia). On the one hand globalisation and its consequences create an objective reality and on the other - a subjective reality, which transforms into ideology, i.e. globalism. The author notices both the separateness and autonomy of globalisation as a process and socio-economic state and globalism as ideology and the relations between them. He poses a question about the chronology of the globalisation process, also as regards the evolution of global science, including global cultural anthropology. He is aware of the delays in modern anthropological research on globalisation, but he tries to discover their provenance in earlier studies. In his opinion the involvement of anthropologists in studies on globalisation and development of a programme of such studies not only creates an opportunity for better understanding of the phenomenon but also for further development of anthropology.

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AN ANTHROPOLOGICAL BIOGRAPHY: ANDRZEJ WALIGORSKI

CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY/ETHNOLOGY IN FACE OF THE DUALITY OF GLOBALISATION. GLOBALISATION AS AN ELEMENT OF OBJECTIVE WORLD AND GLOBALISATION AS IDEOLOGY (Polish title below)