Petar Bagarić
Biographic Data
| ID | 78047 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Petar Bagarić |
| GIVEN NAMES | Petar |
| FAMILY NAME | Bagarić |
| SIGNATURE | BAGARIĆ P |
| AFFILIATIONS | Institute of Ethnology and Folklore Research |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 5 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Chasing the Specters, Dodging the Ghosts
This article analyzes discursive bordering practices in the processes of Europeanization in Croatia. It attempts to inscribe a border-related, anthropologically seated notion of tidemarks more firmly within the research on symbolic geographies of the Balkans. The article provides an overview of spatial imagining and (re)bordering of the Balkans and Europe, and it discusses metaphors that accompany those formations, such as bulwarks, bridges, or c…
Criteria of Excellence in the Humanities
Ori inally, excellence in the humanities used to be seen as an a onistic and patrician virtue which relies on the Promethean hybris of the subject of the humanities. This hero of the spirit was supposed to embody the hi hest human virtues (as seen throu h the liberal civilizational prism): cosmopolitism, liberalism, philanthropy. However, the present-day meanin and use of the term excellence is determined by the idea of quality developed in or an…
The open subject and the hurtful world
The appeal for a radical bodily and sensory engagement through fieldwork is based upon the idea that the body and senses permit an immediate experience that can help anthropologists experience and come to know the subject of their research in a direct manner. Legitimated by the phenomenological project of overcoming Cartesian dichotomies, bodily engagement promotes the idea that emotional and sensory openness to the world and the Other can help t…
The Open Subject and the Hurtful World
The appeal for a radical bodily and sensory engagement through fieldwork is based upon the idea that the body and senses permit an immediate experience that can help anthropologists experience and come to know the subject of their research in a direct manner. Legitimated by the phenomenological project of overcoming Cartesian dichotomies, bodily engagement promotes the idea that emotional and sensory openness to the world and the Other can help t…
Phenomenological Sensualism and the Ethnographic Field
Osjetilni je obrat u antropologiji, zajedno sa svojim prethodnikom, tjelesnim obratom, velik dio svoje legitimacije zasnovao na kritici kartezijanskog, od tijela odvojenog uma kao subjekta spoznaje i na kritici tradicionalne slike znanja koja je utemeljena na takvom subjektu. Antropologija osjetila je, kao alternativu kartezijanskom egu, sklona prihvatiti utjelovljeni subjekt kako ga definira filozof Merleau-Ponty. Ovaj tekst se bavi posljedicama…
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Phenomenological Sensualism and the Ethnographic Field
Osjetilni je obrat u antropologiji, zajedno sa svojim prethodnikom, tjelesnim obratom, velik dio svoje legitimacije zasnovao na kritici kartezijanskog, od tijela odvojenog uma kao subjekta spoznaje i na kritici tradicionalne slike znanja koja je utemeljena na takvom subjektu. Antropologija osjetila je, kao alternativu kartezijanskom egu, sklona prihvatiti utjelovljeni subjekt kako ga definira filozof Merleau-Ponty. Ovaj tekst se bavi posljedicama…
The Open Subject and the Hurtful World
The appeal for a radical bodily and sensory engagement through fieldwork is based upon the idea that the body and senses permit an immediate experience that can help anthropologists experience and come to know the subject of their research in a direct manner. Legitimated by the phenomenological project of overcoming Cartesian dichotomies, bodily engagement promotes the idea that emotional and sensory openness to the world and the Other can help t…
The open subject and the hurtful world
The appeal for a radical bodily and sensory engagement through fieldwork is based upon the idea that the body and senses permit an immediate experience that can help anthropologists experience and come to know the subject of their research in a direct manner. Legitimated by the phenomenological project of overcoming Cartesian dichotomies, bodily engagement promotes the idea that emotional and sensory openness to the world and the Other can help t…
Criteria of Excellence in the Humanities
Ori inally, excellence in the humanities used to be seen as an a onistic and patrician virtue which relies on the Promethean hybris of the subject of the humanities. This hero of the spirit was supposed to embody the hi hest human virtues (as seen throu h the liberal civilizational prism): cosmopolitism, liberalism, philanthropy. However, the present-day meanin and use of the term excellence is determined by the idea of quality developed in or an…
Chasing the Specters, Dodging the Ghosts
This article analyzes discursive bordering practices in the processes of Europeanization in Croatia. It attempts to inscribe a border-related, anthropologically seated notion of tidemarks more firmly within the research on symbolic geographies of the Balkans. The article provides an overview of spatial imagining and (re)bordering of the Balkans and Europe, and it discusses metaphors that accompany those formations, such as bulwarks, bridges, or c…
Philosophy (5 works) · Epistemology (4 works) · Humanities (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Anthropological Studies and Insights (2 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Philosophy (2 works) · Political science (2 works) · Postmodernism (2 works) · Aesthetics (1 work)