Ressource pédagogique : What we learn from anthropology

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Description de la ressource pédagogique

Description (résumé)

The phrase What we learn from anthropology was borrowed from Maurice Godelier (see the bibliography), an anthropologist and an expert of the Baruya, a society in Papua New Guinea. Godelier ironically claims that it is not enough for an ethnologist to be accepted by a small group of people who become his or her ‘informants’ and have casual conversations around a fire for a few months. He said that no one is born an ethnologist: you become one, and may choose to be or to remain one even when the area of research is not in distant lands.

• Granularité : cours
• Structure : atomique

"Domaine(s)" et indice(s) Dewey

• Sociologie et anthropologie (301)
• Groupes sociaux (305)

Description Rameau

• Anthropologie
• Musicologie
• Ethnologie
• Ethnomédecine

Thème(s)

Informations pédagogiques

• Objectif pédagogique : The program is for students but also for high school students and " all those who learn throughout their lives."
• Notion : Anthropologie, Musicologie, Ethnologie, Ethnomédecine
• Proposition d'utilisation : The program can be used individually but also studied in class.
• Activité induite : apprendre, se former