... Research Institutes and Groups: Irish and Celtic Studies Research Institute. ID Code: 16879. ... more ... Research Institutes and Groups: Irish and Celtic Studies Research Institute. ID Code: 16879. Deposited By: Professor Ullrich Kockel. Deposited On: 17 Feb 2011 15:31. Last Modified: 25 Jul 2011 09:27. Repository Staff Only: item control page.
Page 1. 1 Economics and Its Enemies two centuries of anti-economics William Coleman Institute of ... more Page 1. 1 Economics and Its Enemies two centuries of anti-economics William Coleman Institute of Economic Affairs Thursday 6 February 2003 Page 2. 2 I am honoured to speak tonight to The Institute of Economic Affairs on my recent book, Economics and Its Enemies#. ...
The essay explores whether and how the perspective of European Ethnology might make a useful cont... more The essay explores whether and how the perspective of European Ethnology might make a useful contribution to the study of contemporary issues, raising the question of what kind of ethnology - in terms of research practice and its theoretical foundations — would be the most appropriate and useful in this context, and what is needed to achieve this. A brief sketch of the current position and problems of the field is followed by an examination of three interconnected types of ethnology, which leads to reflections on processes of understanding and interdisciplinarity, and finally to consideration of what ethnologists can and should do, why, and how they might go about it.
Anthropological Journal of European Cultures, Sep 1, 2012
Taking Park's postulate of a 'marginal man' as it... more Taking Park's postulate of a 'marginal man' as its starting point, this essay reviews some of the key ideas and approaches that have underpinned the development of the Anthropological Journal of European Cultures from its inception. It concentrates on a discussion of the concept of 'cultures' - liminal, hybrid or otherwise - in different contexts and from different perspectives - boundaries and frontiers, places and spaces, migrants and memory - before turning towards the question of what and where Europe is, and what anthropology might have to say on it, concluding with reflections on AJEC's past, present and future contribution. An appendix provides details of the first twenty-one volumes of the journal.
In this essay, I shall argue that Ethnology can be seen as a scientific approach to the local tha... more In this essay, I shall argue that Ethnology can be seen as a scientific approach to the local that promotes a comparative understanding of the “own” and the “other” (and hence of encounters and conflicts) both among humans and between human and non-human subjects, viewed as part of a “local household”. The three approaches are not competing with one another but flowing together, building on and mutually conditioning one another. Their starting point is topography, the thorough description of place; this flows into topology – the interpretation of place with a view to improving the conditions of conviviality – and toposophy, understandings of how lived experience forms our worldview and beliefs grounded in the wisdom of place. In the question of how we express these beliefs in our definitions of the Local, the cycle,
Summary This report presents the findings of a research project, funded by the Anglo-German Found... more Summary This report presents the findings of a research project, funded by the Anglo-German Foundation, on the emerging knowledge-based economy. It examines and compares, through a multidisciplinary research network of British and German ...
... Research Institutes and Groups: Irish and Celtic Studies Research Institute. ID Code: 16879. ... more ... Research Institutes and Groups: Irish and Celtic Studies Research Institute. ID Code: 16879. Deposited By: Professor Ullrich Kockel. Deposited On: 17 Feb 2011 15:31. Last Modified: 25 Jul 2011 09:27. Repository Staff Only: item control page.
Page 1. 1 Economics and Its Enemies two centuries of anti-economics William Coleman Institute of ... more Page 1. 1 Economics and Its Enemies two centuries of anti-economics William Coleman Institute of Economic Affairs Thursday 6 February 2003 Page 2. 2 I am honoured to speak tonight to The Institute of Economic Affairs on my recent book, Economics and Its Enemies#. ...
The essay explores whether and how the perspective of European Ethnology might make a useful cont... more The essay explores whether and how the perspective of European Ethnology might make a useful contribution to the study of contemporary issues, raising the question of what kind of ethnology - in terms of research practice and its theoretical foundations — would be the most appropriate and useful in this context, and what is needed to achieve this. A brief sketch of the current position and problems of the field is followed by an examination of three interconnected types of ethnology, which leads to reflections on processes of understanding and interdisciplinarity, and finally to consideration of what ethnologists can and should do, why, and how they might go about it.
Anthropological Journal of European Cultures, Sep 1, 2012
Taking Park's postulate of a 'marginal man' as it... more Taking Park's postulate of a 'marginal man' as its starting point, this essay reviews some of the key ideas and approaches that have underpinned the development of the Anthropological Journal of European Cultures from its inception. It concentrates on a discussion of the concept of 'cultures' - liminal, hybrid or otherwise - in different contexts and from different perspectives - boundaries and frontiers, places and spaces, migrants and memory - before turning towards the question of what and where Europe is, and what anthropology might have to say on it, concluding with reflections on AJEC's past, present and future contribution. An appendix provides details of the first twenty-one volumes of the journal.
In this essay, I shall argue that Ethnology can be seen as a scientific approach to the local tha... more In this essay, I shall argue that Ethnology can be seen as a scientific approach to the local that promotes a comparative understanding of the “own” and the “other” (and hence of encounters and conflicts) both among humans and between human and non-human subjects, viewed as part of a “local household”. The three approaches are not competing with one another but flowing together, building on and mutually conditioning one another. Their starting point is topography, the thorough description of place; this flows into topology – the interpretation of place with a view to improving the conditions of conviviality – and toposophy, understandings of how lived experience forms our worldview and beliefs grounded in the wisdom of place. In the question of how we express these beliefs in our definitions of the Local, the cycle,
Summary This report presents the findings of a research project, funded by the Anglo-German Found... more Summary This report presents the findings of a research project, funded by the Anglo-German Foundation, on the emerging knowledge-based economy. It examines and compares, through a multidisciplinary research network of British and German ...
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