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  • 1940-1944
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    Dongba He (2003)
    IWF (Göttingen)
    In:  East Asia Institute of Visual Anthropology Student Films (Jan. 2003)
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    Titel der Quelle: East Asia Institute of Visual Anthropology Student Films
    Angaben zur Quelle: (Jan. 2003)
    Keywords: student film ; cultural studies ; Kulturwissenschaften ; China ; Ethnologie/Kulturanthropologie ; Asia ; Folklorismus ; Dongba-Religion ; shamanism ; Studentenfilm ; China ; Naxi ; folklore ; Tourismus ; Asien ; Schamanismus ; Dongba religion ; Nakhi ; tourism ; ethnology/cultural anthropology
    Abstract: He Limin ist am Institut für Dongba-Schamanismus-Forschung in Lijiang, Provinz Yünnan, tätig. Er gehört der ethnischen Minorität der Naxi an und bemüht sich aus touristischen Gründen, aber auch um der Bewahrung alter Tradition willen, um Revitalisierung der alten schamanistischen Rituale, die er auf einem großen Fest wiederaufführen lassen will. Dazu reist er in verschiedene Dörfer und lädt alte Schamanen ein. Schließlich treffen sich in Lijiang annähernd einhundert Schamanen zu einem großen Fest.
    Abstract: He Limin works as a researcher at the Lijiang Dongba Research Centre. He is a member of the Naxi ethnic minority in Yunnan Province and tries to revitalize, for tourism as well as for matters of tradition, the old Dongba shamanistic rituals by organizing a festival of shaman performances which were forbidden for a long time in China. He therefore travels to a number of old shamans and invites them to attend the meeting. It finally takes place in Lijiang with almost one hundred shamans participating.
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    DOI: 10.3203/IWF/C-7071
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    Fredrik Barth - From Fieldwork to Theory (2001)
    IWF (Göttingen)
    In:  (Jan. 2001)
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    Language: Undetermined , Undetermined
    Pages: 693MB, 00:56:12:21 (unknown)
    Angaben zur Quelle: (Jan. 2001)
    Keywords: Feldforschung ; Iran ; ethnographischer Film / Geschichte ; Bhutan ; Kulturwissenschaften ; Papua-Neuguinea ; portrait ; history of anthropology ; Asia ; Afrika ; Pakistan ; Barth, Fredrik ; Persönlichkeitsaufnahme ; Porträt ; Kulturgeschichte ; Asien ; Pakistan ; Identität ; Wikan, Unni ; Sudan ; ethnographic film / history ; history ; Interviews ; Papua New Guinea ; Wikan, Unni ; Bali ; Barth, Fredrik ; cultural studies ; Iran ; Ethnologie/Kulturanthropologie ; Australien/Ozeanien ; Bhutan ; Irian Jaya (Indonesien) ; Irian Jaya (Indonesia) ; cultural history ; Africa ; Indonesien ; field work ; Geschichte ; interviews ; Indonesia ; Australia/Oceania ; identity ; Sudan ; ethnology/cultural anthropology ; Bali
    Abstract: Der Film porträtiert den norwegischen Ethnologen Fredrik Barth, der an den Universitäten Bergen und Oslo gelehrt hat. Seine Feldforschungen im Sudan, Iran, Oman, Pakistan, Neuguinea, Bali und Bhutan werden thematisiert.
    Abstract: The film, being part of the continued effort of IWF to contribute video productions to the history of anthropology like the preceding film on Sir Raymond Firth, is a portrait of the Norwegian anthropologist Fredrik Barth, one of the most important contemporary representatives of his discipline whose reputation both as a fieldworker and a theoretician has been renowned for more than four decades. Barth carried out fieldwork in the Sudan, in Iran, Oman, Pakistan, New Guinea, Bali and Bhutan. In the film, he talks, at times together with his wife Unni Wikan, to Peter Loizos and also to Lone Abenth-Sperschneider on his personal life and academic career, the importance of his fieldwork for his theoretical findings, the development of Norwegian anthropology, his cooperation with Unni Wikan and many other topics of interest for anthropologists. Impressions from teaching students in Bergen and lecturing at the Museum of Ethnography in Oslo, as well as glimpses of his personal environment in Oslo round off the film to a vivid portrait of a remarkable anthropologist.
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    DOI: 10.3203/IWF/C-7042
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