Sensing the Fieldwork / Teren uzmysłowiony

Abstract

This text is an attempt to seek answers about field and its multi-sensory experience in research work and social activities. The work experience of Lab of Social Initiatives DYM was thus collected and described in order to define two categories of the field and the process of its perception.

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Monika Masalon, Aleksandra Kulińska, Sylwia Bruna

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  • EP ID EP687894
  • DOI https://doi.org/10.4467/254395379EPT.18.011.11170
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Monika Masalon, Aleksandra Kulińska, Sylwia Bruna (2018). Sensing the Fieldwork / Teren uzmysłowiony. Etnografia. Praktyki. Teorie. Doświadczenia / Ethnography. Practices, Theories, Experiences, 4(4), -. https://europub.co.uk/articles/-A-687894