Aleksandra Rzepkowska

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ID4046121
NOMBREAleksandra Rzepkowska
NOMBRESAleksandra
APELLIDORzepkowska
FIRMARZEPKOWSKA A
AFILIACIONESNicolaus Copernicus University
ORCID0000-0003-1322-0769
VERIFICADOSí
TOTAL DE OBRAS6
TOTAL DE CITAS0
OBRAS COMO AUTOR6
OBRAS COMO EDITOR0
PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN2011
AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN2019
ÍNDICE H0

  • Anthropological Research on Autism. Reflections from the Field

    Open AccessAleksandra RzepkowskaARTICLEEthnologia Polona2019

    For a long time, people on the autistic spectrum were doomed to social marginalisation. They often spent their entire lives kept in homes or were sent to closed institutions where they were treated like passive objects of custodial care. Their developmental potential and creative possibilities were generally questioned. Since the 1950s, this has slowly been changing. Individuals with autistic syndrome and their relatives have obtained access to a…

  • Widzieć inaczej. Komentarz do doświadczeń osób chorujących na śnieg optyczny

    Open AccessAleksandra RzepkowskaARTICLEEtnografia Praktyki Teorie…2018Referencias: 2

    Etnografia. Praktyki, Teorie, DoÅ wiadczenia » 2018 » Numer 4/2018 » WidzieÄ inaczej. Komentarz do doÅ wiadczeÅ osób chorujÄ cych na Å nieg optyczny A A A

  • Przemilczenia w kulturze. Przyczynek do historii Sylvii Likens

    Open AccessAleksandra RzepkowskaARTICLEZeszyty Wiejskie2016

    Sylvia Marie Likens was an American murder victim from Indiana. She was tortured to death by a housewife – Gertrude Baniszewski, Gertrude’s children, and other young people from their neighborhood in Indianapolis. Sylvia was the third child of carnival workers – Betty and Lester Likens. The Likens’ marriage was unstable and the family moved many times. Sylvia was often boarded out or forced to live with relatives while her parents were working. I…

  • When Salt Turns Bitter and the Tablecloth Must Be Blue. On Food in Autism

    Open AccessAleksandra RzepkowskaARTICLEŁódzkie Studia Etnograficzne2015Referencias: 3

    The article presented herein forms a part of the broad and rich trend of anthropological research on corporeality. The detailed problem undertaken by the author is the issue of eating disorders evinced by people with autism. Food is understood here as a broad and diverse set of practices, reactions and forms of behaviour. The topic is discussed from the perspective of an anthropologist, with reference to concrete examples derived from several sou…

  • Zespół Aspergera – społeczno-kulturowe konsekwencje diagnozy

    Open AccessAleksandra RzepkowskaARTICLEZeszyty Wiejskie2014

    Present article concerns socio-cultural consequences of clinical diagnosis of Asperger’s syndrome. The authoress shows, that the label of psychiatric and neurological illness is often a source of subjectively experienced suffering for persons receiving such diagnosis, their relatives and friends. It may also lead to the process of stigmatization and spoil individual’s identity. Thus, the process of diagnosing should not be a routine procedure lac…

  • Imiona i przezwiska w środowisku wiejskim. Inspiracje i perspektywy badawcze

    Open AccessAleksandra RzepkowskaARTICLEZeszyty Wiejskie2011

    Proper names appeared probably at the initial stage of cultural develop ment, because people always needed to distinguish each other and the elements of the surrounding world. It was possible thanks to proper names. They were always unique signs of the culture where they functioned, they reflected the vision of the world of the community using them and they revealed the character istic features of its history, selfconsciousness and mentality. The…