Gisela Welz
Biographic Data
| ID | 623801 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Gisela Welz |
| GIVEN NAMES | Gisela |
| FAMILY NAME | Welz |
| SIGNATURE | WELZ G |
| AFFILIATIONS | Goethe University Frankfurt |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 21 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 13 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 19 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 2 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1949 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Public Anthropology
Von Ethnolog:innen wird heute erwartet, dass sie sich zu aktuellen sozialen Problemen und Debatten positionieren. Dieser Reader bietet erstmals einen Überblick über die vielfältigen Praktiken, Formate und Ansätze, mit denen das Vorhaben der »Public Anthropology« an Instituten der ethnologischen Fächer in Deutschland heute umgesetzt wird. In fünf Sektionen – Öffentlichkeiten, Kollaborationen, Positionierungen, Transformationen und Vermittlung – di…
Assemblage
This volume focuses on theoretical work in European ethnology. Nine authors deal with different theoretical concepts such as figuration, narration or subjectivation and their conceptual-analytical clarifications provide new food for thought for cultural-analytical work. With contributions by Silvy Chakkalakal, Moritz Ege, Sabine Eggmann, Kaspar Maase, Johanna Rolshoven, Monique Scheer, Brigitta Schmidt-Lauber, Friedemann Schmoll, Ingo Schneider, …
Doing Interventions
In dieser Einleitung zur 83. Ausgabe der Kulturanthropologie Notizen stellen wir das Konzept der Intervention ins Zentrum und betonen wie Forscher:innen und ihre Felder immer aufeinander bezogen sind. Während wir grundsätzlich davon ausgehen, dass ethnographische Studien per se als interventionistisch verstanden werden können, diskutieren wir ‚doing interventions‘ als einen spezifischen, ethnographischen methodischen Ansatz und reflektieren insbe…
Wie sollen wir mit Forschungsdaten umgehen? Und was will die DFG
‘Environmental Orientations’ and the Anthropology of the Anthropocene
In the 1970s, scholar Ina-Maria Greverus was a pioneer in opening German Volkskunde towards international horizons. Her concept of human-environment interaction as “territoriality”, inspired by US-american cultural ecology, is reconsidered as an anthropology of the Anthropocene avant la lettre
New Horizons
European Products
Ethnology
European Products
On the Mediterranean island of Cyprus, rural villages, traditional artefacts, even atmospheres and experiences are considered heritage. Heritage making not only protects, but also produces, things, people, and places. Since the Republic of Cyprus joined the European Union in 2004, heritage making and Europeanization are increasingly intertwined in Greek-Cypriot society. Against the backdrop of a long-term ethnographic engagement, the author argue…
Contested Origins
Since 1996, the European Commission's “origin foods” program has awarded protective labels to typical regional products. This ostensibly serves the purpose of maintaining traditional artifacts and local practices against the homogenizing effects of the globalized economy. Because the program emphasizes the link of an artifact to a group's history and territory, conflicts over market shares often refer to truth claims that engage authenticity and …
Mobilitäten in Europa
Mobilitäten in Europa
The Strength of Ethnography
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Divided Cyprus
Transforming Lives: Process and Person in Cypriot Modernity Michael Herzfeld 2. On the Condition of Postcoloniality in Cyprus Rebecca Bryant 3. Disclosure and Censorship in Divided Cyprus: Toward an Anthropology of Ethnic Autism Yiannis Papadakis 4. De-Ethnicizing the Ethnography of Cyprus: Political and Social Conflict between Turkish Cypriots and Settlers from Turkey Yael Navaro-Yashin 5. Cypriot Nationalism, Dual Identity, and Politics Nicos P…
Divided Cyprus
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Contested Modernities. Politics, Culture and Urbanisation in Portugal a Case Study From the Greater Lisbon Area
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Transnational Cultures and Multiple Modernities
In the 1970s, anthropology began to examine its role in the establishment and expansion of colonial rule in non-Western societies and its continuation in new forms of economic and political domination exerted by the West after the disbanding of colonial administrations. Said’s book Orientalism (1978) proved to be immensely influential in this context. Today, globalization has emerged as the domain in which anthropologists critically recast their …
The cultural swirl
As the emergence of a globalized economy transforms the conditions under which economic performance and productivity growth occur, the ability to innovate has come to the fore as the key factor determining the competitive advantage of national economies, entire industries and individual firms alike. Linking the economic concern with the new products and services to more general questions of the social organization of culture, this essay sets out …
Multiple Modernities and Reflexive Traditionalisation A Mediterranean Case Study
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Inszenierungen kultureller Vielfalt. Frankfurt am Main und New York City
Putting a Mirror to People's Lives. Cultural Brokerage, Folklore, and Multiculturalism
In the United States, folklorists are entering the public sector. With the advent of multicultural programs in education and cultural politics, so-called public folklorists are increasingly assuming a new role in cultural brokerage, mediating the relationship between immigrant cultures and the wider public. This paper contends that rather than reflecting cultures "as in a mirror", public folklore entails representational practices that invent cul…
The cultural swirl
As the emergence of a globalized economy transforms the conditions under which economic performance and productivity growth occur, the ability to innovate has come to the fore as the key factor determining the competitive advantage of national economies, entire industries and individual firms alike. Linking the economic concern with the new products and services to more general questions of the social organization of culture, this essay sets out …
Contested Origins
Since 1996, the European Commission's “origin foods” program has awarded protective labels to typical regional products. This ostensibly serves the purpose of maintaining traditional artifacts and local practices against the homogenizing effects of the globalized economy. Because the program emphasizes the link of an artifact to a group's history and territory, conflicts over market shares often refer to truth claims that engage authenticity and …
Transnational Cultures and Multiple Modernities
In the 1970s, anthropology began to examine its role in the establishment and expansion of colonial rule in non-Western societies and its continuation in new forms of economic and political domination exerted by the West after the disbanding of colonial administrations. Said’s book Orientalism (1978) proved to be immensely influential in this context. Today, globalization has emerged as the domain in which anthropologists critically recast their …
Inszenierungen kultureller Vielfalt. Frankfurt am Main und New York City
Putting a Mirror to People's Lives. Cultural Brokerage, Folklore, and Multiculturalism
In the United States, folklorists are entering the public sector. With the advent of multicultural programs in education and cultural politics, so-called public folklorists are increasingly assuming a new role in cultural brokerage, mediating the relationship between immigrant cultures and the wider public. This paper contends that rather than reflecting cultures "as in a mirror", public folklore entails representational practices that invent cul…
Inszenierungen kultureller Vielfalt. Frankfurt am Main und New York City
Multiple Modernities and Reflexive Traditionalisation A Mediterranean Case Study
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The cultural swirl
As the emergence of a globalized economy transforms the conditions under which economic performance and productivity growth occur, the ability to innovate has come to the fore as the key factor determining the competitive advantage of national economies, entire industries and individual firms alike. Linking the economic concern with the new products and services to more general questions of the social organization of culture, this essay sets out …
Transnational Cultures and Multiple Modernities
In the 1970s, anthropology began to examine its role in the establishment and expansion of colonial rule in non-Western societies and its continuation in new forms of economic and political domination exerted by the West after the disbanding of colonial administrations. Said’s book Orientalism (1978) proved to be immensely influential in this context. Today, globalization has emerged as the domain in which anthropologists critically recast their …
Divided Cyprus
Transforming Lives: Process and Person in Cypriot Modernity Michael Herzfeld 2. On the Condition of Postcoloniality in Cyprus Rebecca Bryant 3. Disclosure and Censorship in Divided Cyprus: Toward an Anthropology of Ethnic Autism Yiannis Papadakis 4. De-Ethnicizing the Ethnography of Cyprus: Political and Social Conflict between Turkish Cypriots and Settlers from Turkey Yael Navaro-Yashin 5. Cypriot Nationalism, Dual Identity, and Politics Nicos P…
Divided Cyprus
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Contested Modernities. Politics, Culture and Urbanisation in Portugal a Case Study From the Greater Lisbon Area
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The Strength of Ethnography
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Mobilitäten in Europa
Mobilitäten in Europa
Contested Origins
Since 1996, the European Commission's “origin foods” program has awarded protective labels to typical regional products. This ostensibly serves the purpose of maintaining traditional artifacts and local practices against the homogenizing effects of the globalized economy. Because the program emphasizes the link of an artifact to a group's history and territory, conflicts over market shares often refer to truth claims that engage authenticity and …
European Products
Ethnology
European Products
On the Mediterranean island of Cyprus, rural villages, traditional artefacts, even atmospheres and experiences are considered heritage. Heritage making not only protects, but also produces, things, people, and places. Since the Republic of Cyprus joined the European Union in 2004, heritage making and Europeanization are increasingly intertwined in Greek-Cypriot society. Against the backdrop of a long-term ethnographic engagement, the author argue…
New Horizons
‘Environmental Orientations’ and the Anthropology of the Anthropocene
In the 1970s, scholar Ina-Maria Greverus was a pioneer in opening German Volkskunde towards international horizons. Her concept of human-environment interaction as “territoriality”, inspired by US-american cultural ecology, is reconsidered as an anthropology of the Anthropocene avant la lettre
Wie sollen wir mit Forschungsdaten umgehen? Und was will die DFG
Assemblage
This volume focuses on theoretical work in European ethnology. Nine authors deal with different theoretical concepts such as figuration, narration or subjectivation and their conceptual-analytical clarifications provide new food for thought for cultural-analytical work. With contributions by Silvy Chakkalakal, Moritz Ege, Sabine Eggmann, Kaspar Maase, Johanna Rolshoven, Monique Scheer, Brigitta Schmidt-Lauber, Friedemann Schmoll, Ingo Schneider, …
Doing Interventions
In dieser Einleitung zur 83. Ausgabe der Kulturanthropologie Notizen stellen wir das Konzept der Intervention ins Zentrum und betonen wie Forscher:innen und ihre Felder immer aufeinander bezogen sind. Während wir grundsätzlich davon ausgehen, dass ethnographische Studien per se als interventionistisch verstanden werden können, diskutieren wir ‚doing interventions‘ als einen spezifischen, ethnographischen methodischen Ansatz und reflektieren insbe…
Public Anthropology
Von Ethnolog:innen wird heute erwartet, dass sie sich zu aktuellen sozialen Problemen und Debatten positionieren. Dieser Reader bietet erstmals einen Überblick über die vielfältigen Praktiken, Formate und Ansätze, mit denen das Vorhaben der »Public Anthropology« an Instituten der ethnologischen Fächer in Deutschland heute umgesetzt wird. In fünf Sektionen – Öffentlichkeiten, Kollaborationen, Positionierungen, Transformationen und Vermittlung – di…
Anthropology (9 works) · Political science (9 works) · Sociology (9 works) · Geography (7 works) · History (6 works) · Archaeology (4 works) · Art (4 works) · Humanities (4 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Anthropological Studies and Insights (3 works)