On Ethnography Considered as a Fiction. About Conrad and Malinowski. This essay explores the modem predicament of an « ethnographie » subjectivity, a self situated as participant-observer in specific cultural and linguistic systems. The similar experiences of Joseph Conrad and Bronislaw Malinowski — cosmopolitan émigrés struggling into English identities and, as writers, into the English symbolic world — are taken as paradigmatic. The « made up », fictionnal quality of their identities and images of cultural order is pursued through a close comparison of Malinowski's field diary (and Argonauts of the Western Pacific) with Conrad's Heart of Darkness. Present horizons for ethnographic writing are suggested as well as some historical limits ...
International audienceThe author begins by giving a brief summary of the many studies Daniel Fabre d...
In his 2003 article, “A Strange Romance: Anthropology and Literature” Clifford Geertz discusses the ...
The Fredrik Barth’s theory concerning social borders can also be applied to divisions between disci...
On Ethnography Considered as a Fiction. About Conrad and Malinowski. This essay explores the modem...
International audienceThis article aims at describing the forms and stakes of the ways in which ethn...
International audienceThis article explores the British foundations of the ethnography of communicat...
This text examines the convergent and double-sided relationship between anthropology as an ethnologi...
The subject of my essay is personal experience of anthropologists during fieldwork carried out in an...
The subject of my essay is personal experience of anthropologists during fieldwork carried out in an...
Abstract: From the model developed by Malinowski, ethnographic writing has assumed a standard form....
This paper examines how Bronislaw Malinowski, a Polish anthropologist most of whose career was in Lo...
In this essay I attempt to analyse Joseph Conrad’s ‘autobiography’ - as it is presented in Some Remi...
This essay is an investigation of transnational author Joseph Conrad’s engagement with issues of cul...
CONRAD AND MALINOWSKI: THE PREDICAMENTOF CULTURE AND THE ANTHROPOLOGICAL DISCOURS
This study is an attempt to reassess the state of research on Joseph Conrad, his life and literary w...
International audienceThe author begins by giving a brief summary of the many studies Daniel Fabre d...
In his 2003 article, “A Strange Romance: Anthropology and Literature” Clifford Geertz discusses the ...
The Fredrik Barth’s theory concerning social borders can also be applied to divisions between disci...
On Ethnography Considered as a Fiction. About Conrad and Malinowski. This essay explores the modem...
International audienceThis article aims at describing the forms and stakes of the ways in which ethn...
International audienceThis article explores the British foundations of the ethnography of communicat...
This text examines the convergent and double-sided relationship between anthropology as an ethnologi...
The subject of my essay is personal experience of anthropologists during fieldwork carried out in an...
The subject of my essay is personal experience of anthropologists during fieldwork carried out in an...
Abstract: From the model developed by Malinowski, ethnographic writing has assumed a standard form....
This paper examines how Bronislaw Malinowski, a Polish anthropologist most of whose career was in Lo...
In this essay I attempt to analyse Joseph Conrad’s ‘autobiography’ - as it is presented in Some Remi...
This essay is an investigation of transnational author Joseph Conrad’s engagement with issues of cul...
CONRAD AND MALINOWSKI: THE PREDICAMENTOF CULTURE AND THE ANTHROPOLOGICAL DISCOURS
This study is an attempt to reassess the state of research on Joseph Conrad, his life and literary w...
International audienceThe author begins by giving a brief summary of the many studies Daniel Fabre d...
In his 2003 article, “A Strange Romance: Anthropology and Literature” Clifford Geertz discusses the ...
The Fredrik Barth’s theory concerning social borders can also be applied to divisions between disci...