Примери за използване на Ethnographer на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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I'm an ethnographer.
Emil Holub was a Czech physician, explorer,cartographer, and ethnographer in Africa.
Each ethnographer learns(or should learn) on the job.
Linguist and ethnographer S.
I Am an ethnographer at the University of Tubingen and the Museum of Stuttgart, Germany.
Looking both ways: The ethnographer in the text.
Every ethnographer is in some sense marginal to the society being studied.
Stilian Chilingirov was a Bulgarian writer, ethnographer and cultural activist.
To the ethnographer, however, they are the only"Americans," and their race is the"American Race.".
In‘good' ethnography, by contrast,the presence of the ethnographer must not be allowed.
Most of the time, the ethnographer is either an insider or an outsider.
He considers the collection Veda Slovena the acme of his research work as an ethnographer and archaeologist.
Applied to the ethnographer, they may indicate acceptance of the scholar or rejection of the non-Greek;
Miletich Point is named for the Bulgarian linguist, ethnographer and historian Lyubomir Miletich(1863- 1937).
Magomedkhanov, an ethnographer from the Russian republic of Dagestan, on a recent visit to the United States.
In fact, the story, entitled“Khailakh,” had been written many decades earlier by Polish ethnographer Wacław Sieroszewski.
In 1872, Felix Kanitz- Austro-Hungarian archaeologist, ethnographer and geographer- Hebrew by origin finds the clock tower in ruins.
The ethnographer performs as an ambiguous element in the implicit conflict between local and national levels of identity and inclusion.
Thor Heyerdahl Thor Heyerdahl was a Norwegian adventurer and ethnographer with a background in zoology, botany, and geography.
The ethnographer is not buried here and, anyway, any physical proximity to his ancestors is a matter of pure accident: It just happened this way.
His eldest son Nestor(1881-1937) graduated from the historical-philological faculty ofSaint Petersburg University and was known as ethnographer and regional historian.
The novel Photo Stoianovic by theatre critic and ethnographer Evgenia Ivanova received the fifth annual Vick Literary Prize for Best Novel in Bulgaria.
And almost all of them unanimously confirmed the‘tiara of Saitaphernes' to be a genuine work of ancient art of high value,” wrote ethnographer Alexander Gun.
However, Norwegian ethnographer Thor Heyerdahl argued that Rapa was the original name of Easter Island and that Rapa Iti was named by refugees from there.
If it does so, it tends to be seen by informants as so unremarkable that they have no real reason to enlighten the ethnographer or warn of possible gaffes.
Furthermore, even the ethnographer isn't monolithic-- he or she must be reflexive and multifaceted, just like the cultural phenomena that are encountered as"other.".
Given[the Human Terrain System's] difficulty in hiring culturally competent social scientists," he argues,"seven minutes isn't even enough time for an ethnographer to get properly confused.".
Another book written by ethnographer James Mooney in 1902 describes how there is a“dim but persistent tradition” of a mysterious, ancient people who preceded the Cherokee in lower Appalachia.
Emin Bektóre(also transliterated in Turkish as: Emin Bektöre)(1906-1995)was a Dobrujan-born Crimean Tatar folklorist, ethnographer, lyricist, and activist for ethnic Tatar causes.
The ethnographer Dimitar Marinov who visited the village in the end of the 19th century noted that mavhines were invented by the locals to process the animal hides into fine leather.