FRA EKSPEDITION TIL FELTARBEJDE
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.7146/ta.v0i35-36.115270Resumé
Klaus Ferdinand: From Expedition to
Fieldwork
In 1945 the study of ethnography (cultural
anthropology) started at Copenhagen University
under Dr. Kaj Birket-Smith, head
curator at the Department of Ethnography,
the Danish National Museum. The post-war
years were a period of great expectations and
enthusiasm, but of little money. Early ethnographical
field experiences often took place
within archaeological or natural science expeditions;
later, after the establishment of
The Danish State Research Foundation in
1952, they were followed by a few
ethnographical expeditions, that is, before
individual fieldwork became the rule. The
article surveys these developments, coloured
by the author’s own experiences, changing
theoretical orientations and methodologies.
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