Examples of using Ethnographers in English and their translations into German
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Georgia is a Mecca for extreme and ethnographers.
Therefore, ethnographers can study and describe their worldview and cosmology.
These contributions came mainly from ethnographers.
In the science field ethnographers in particular have long used audiovisual recordings for research purposes.
Because their contents- the fruit of the work of ethnographers, collectors of folklore.
Today the mainbuilding is used as administration block for the museum and it is also used as work-room by the archaeologists and ethnographers.
Christopher Green,“Zervos, Picasso and Brassaï, ethnographers in the field: a critical collaboration”, in Malcolm Gee ed.
First, I will start with Birgit Scharlau'sanalysis of discourses on“translation” within the work of linguists and ethnographers on Spanish colonialism.
By the first half of the 19th century, ethnographers, paleontologists, and archaeologists had accumulated extensive empirical material.
Liveloop is our technology development partner for continuous improvement of our platform solutions andapps for use by online communities and ethnographers.
This area has been the subject of research for many ethnologists, ethnographers, ethnomusicologists, ethno-choreographers and other experts.
Archeologists, ethnographers and critics find all new and new certificates of former life and chronicles of the people occupying our planet.
It is here that the last potter in Vama, employed by the Oas Land Museum,jointly with ethnographers, is training children, so that they continue the beautiful pottery-making tradition.
Our team of psychologists, ethnographers, semioticians, cultural scientists, sociologists and strategic designers offers an inspiring mix of art, science and business thinking.
Actual artistic research looks like a setof art practices by predominantly metropolitan artists acting as ethnographers, sociologists, product or social designers.
Psychologists experiment with the systems and ethnographers observe the work processes with a view to finding out how they can be better supported.
At the end of the twentieth century, the interest of the world scientific community began to increase in the sub-ethnic group of Hamshenians,which sociologists and ethnographers actively began to study.
I have a portfolio of people, so about 80% are engineers,the other 20% are ethnographers and industrial designers to make sure that things actually get designed properly for human beings, not for other engineers.
Besides the Alliance of Vojvodina Hungarians and the Hungarian National Council, special thanks go to the intellectualsof Vojvodina- archivists, historians, scholars of literature, ethnographers- and their institutions.
Since the 1880s, ethnographers and musicologists, most famously the Armenian priest Komitas, have travelled to remote villages and towns in Anatolia and the Caucasus collecting Armenian songs and dances.
Questioning the so self-evident world of the(too) familiar sport about something unusual, astonishing and marvellous as well as the opening of new or"foreign" worlds of movement in order to make them comprehensible for all those who do not participate directly in these worlds,offer a virtually ideal field of activity for potential ethnographers in sport science.
The designers were László Nagy ethnographer and György Linzmayer architect.
Ethnographer.- Back from a year in the Amazon.
A monument to the famous German archaeologist, ethnographer, linguist, baltist, professor of the University of Königsberg Adalbert Bezzenberger 1851- 1922.
It is the native town of the poet Stamen Panchev and of our well-known linguist,expert in Slavonic languages and ethnographer, Prof. St. Romanski.
He was drawn to Törbel by the Swiss agriculturalist and ethnographer Friedrich Gottlieb Stebler, who wrote about the Vispertal, which includes the village.
Discover the house where the Illustrious anthropologist, ethnographer and historian Juan Bethencourt Alfonso was born.
Immersing himself in peripheral elementsof contemporary culture, Jamie becomes an ethnographer in search of alternative strategies for understanding and interpreting layers of knowledge and cultural structures.
Become historical because of its importance, was drawn by M. F. Mirkowitsch,the Russian geographer and ethnographer, and it received the title„Ethnological Map of the Slavic Peoples”.
As an anthropologist and ethnographer, he is known especially for his published observations and accounts of his travels with Tibetologist Giuseppe Tucci during two expeditions to Tibet, first in 1937 and again in 1948.