Åke Daun
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 97346 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Åke Daun |
| PRENOMES | Åke |
| SOBRENOME | Daun |
| ASSINATURA | DAUN Å |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Stockholm University |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 12 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 22 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 12 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1972 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2011 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Eine Zeit, von der man weiss, dass man so etwas nie mehr erleben wirt
The paper is about the author’s one month’s stay at a hotel ”Chevillon”, in an old village south of Paris, Grez-sur-Loing, in 2009. This place has a well-known history going back to the end of the nineteen’s century, offering rooms and studios for artists and writers. An improbable long series of difficulties for the author to get there, followed by encounters with very special personalities, made this month absolutely unlikely – only accidentall…
L'ethnologie en Suède, des possibilités fantastiques
L’ethnologie suédoise a longtemps été liée aux musées et à l’histoire de la culture. Il en a été ainsi en particulier pour le Musée nordique qui, depuis 1918 et de nos jours encore, délivre le diplôme de professeur d’ethnologie. Cet article décrit brièvement le développement de l’ethnologie à la fois comme discipline universitaire autonome, mais aussi ses liens historiques avec la documentation ethnologique conservée dans les musées. Les transfor…
Stereotypes among Finns in Sweden The Character of Finns versus Swedes
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Den armeniska frågan
For several reasons, genocide may be studied as "folklife". For one thing, mass murdering is often carried out by ordinary people, "like you and me". A second criterion is the collective nature of genocide, which makes it a social behaviour. Finally, genocide is a phenomenon which is open to multidimensional analysis, just like any institutionalised human behaviour. However, this being so, the question of moral responsibility becomes problematic,…
Swedish Mentality
The Politics and Identity of European Ethnology
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Universal Values in Estonia, Finland and Sweden
This cross-national study of values is based on Shalom Schwartz's psychological instrument. It can also be characterized as a cross-disciplinary project involving psychological and ethnological contributions. It further exemplifies one model of combining quantitative and qualitative methods. Its main purpose is to point at the research prospects of assessing similarities and differences in universal values, and how to account for the differences …
Pathology of Nationhood. Example
(1991). Pathology of Nationhood. Example: Sweden. Innovation: The European Journal of Social Science Research: Vol. 4, No. 1, pp. 107-117
Individualism and collectivity among Swedes
Swedish mentality seems to have two opposing tendencies: one towards individualism and the other towards collectivity. The explanation for this is the different meaning that can be given to the concept of individualism. Swedes seem to need social autonomy strongly and not to be dependent on other individuals, such as neighbors, relatives, employers, and so on. At the same time, Swedes seem to need collective support for their opinions. Collective…
Studying National Culture by Means of Quantitative Methods
The use of qualitative method, e.g. field observation in natural settings and informal in-depth interviews, has long been considered a hallmark of European ethnology - just as participant observation has been named the primary method of social anthropology. This paper argues, however, that quantitative methods, including representative samples of whole populations and structured interview instruments, may be necessary for studies of national cult…
Swedishness as an Obstacle in Cross-Cultural Interaction
For a long time now, discussions about immigrants' difficulties in adapting to Swedish life have centered around the immigrants' cultures. Their customs and values make it difficult for them to fit into a Swedish environment. It is at least as important, however, to discuss the Swedish (host country's) culture. This paper presents various characteristics of the Swedish culture - customs, values, attitudes, etc. - difficult for non-Swedes to under…
Some New Trends within European Ethnology in Sweden
Individualism and collectivity among Swedes
Swedish mentality seems to have two opposing tendencies: one towards individualism and the other towards collectivity. The explanation for this is the different meaning that can be given to the concept of individualism. Swedes seem to need social autonomy strongly and not to be dependent on other individuals, such as neighbors, relatives, employers, and so on. At the same time, Swedes seem to need collective support for their opinions. Collective…
Stereotypes among Finns in Sweden The Character of Finns versus Swedes
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Pathology of Nationhood. Example
(1991). Pathology of Nationhood. Example: Sweden. Innovation: The European Journal of Social Science Research: Vol. 4, No. 1, pp. 107-117
L'ethnologie en Suède, des possibilités fantastiques
L’ethnologie suédoise a longtemps été liée aux musées et à l’histoire de la culture. Il en a été ainsi en particulier pour le Musée nordique qui, depuis 1918 et de nos jours encore, délivre le diplôme de professeur d’ethnologie. Cet article décrit brièvement le développement de l’ethnologie à la fois comme discipline universitaire autonome, mais aussi ses liens historiques avec la documentation ethnologique conservée dans les musées. Les transfor…
Swedishness as an Obstacle in Cross-Cultural Interaction
For a long time now, discussions about immigrants' difficulties in adapting to Swedish life have centered around the immigrants' cultures. Their customs and values make it difficult for them to fit into a Swedish environment. It is at least as important, however, to discuss the Swedish (host country's) culture. This paper presents various characteristics of the Swedish culture - customs, values, attitudes, etc. - difficult for non-Swedes to under…
Some New Trends within European Ethnology in Sweden
Some New Trends within European Ethnology in Sweden
Swedishness as an Obstacle in Cross-Cultural Interaction
For a long time now, discussions about immigrants' difficulties in adapting to Swedish life have centered around the immigrants' cultures. Their customs and values make it difficult for them to fit into a Swedish environment. It is at least as important, however, to discuss the Swedish (host country's) culture. This paper presents various characteristics of the Swedish culture - customs, values, attitudes, etc. - difficult for non-Swedes to under…
Studying National Culture by Means of Quantitative Methods
The use of qualitative method, e.g. field observation in natural settings and informal in-depth interviews, has long been considered a hallmark of European ethnology - just as participant observation has been named the primary method of social anthropology. This paper argues, however, that quantitative methods, including representative samples of whole populations and structured interview instruments, may be necessary for studies of national cult…
Pathology of Nationhood. Example
(1991). Pathology of Nationhood. Example: Sweden. Innovation: The European Journal of Social Science Research: Vol. 4, No. 1, pp. 107-117
Individualism and collectivity among Swedes
Swedish mentality seems to have two opposing tendencies: one towards individualism and the other towards collectivity. The explanation for this is the different meaning that can be given to the concept of individualism. Swedes seem to need social autonomy strongly and not to be dependent on other individuals, such as neighbors, relatives, employers, and so on. At the same time, Swedes seem to need collective support for their opinions. Collective…
Universal Values in Estonia, Finland and Sweden
This cross-national study of values is based on Shalom Schwartz's psychological instrument. It can also be characterized as a cross-disciplinary project involving psychological and ethnological contributions. It further exemplifies one model of combining quantitative and qualitative methods. Its main purpose is to point at the research prospects of assessing similarities and differences in universal values, and how to account for the differences …
The Politics and Identity of European Ethnology
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Swedish Mentality
Den armeniska frågan
For several reasons, genocide may be studied as "folklife". For one thing, mass murdering is often carried out by ordinary people, "like you and me". A second criterion is the collective nature of genocide, which makes it a social behaviour. Finally, genocide is a phenomenon which is open to multidimensional analysis, just like any institutionalised human behaviour. However, this being so, the question of moral responsibility becomes problematic,…
Stereotypes among Finns in Sweden The Character of Finns versus Swedes
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L'ethnologie en Suède, des possibilités fantastiques
L’ethnologie suédoise a longtemps été liée aux musées et à l’histoire de la culture. Il en a été ainsi en particulier pour le Musée nordique qui, depuis 1918 et de nos jours encore, délivre le diplôme de professeur d’ethnologie. Cet article décrit brièvement le développement de l’ethnologie à la fois comme discipline universitaire autonome, mais aussi ses liens historiques avec la documentation ethnologique conservée dans les musées. Les transfor…
Eine Zeit, von der man weiss, dass man so etwas nie mehr erleben wirt
The paper is about the author’s one month’s stay at a hotel ”Chevillon”, in an old village south of Paris, Grez-sur-Loing, in 2009. This place has a well-known history going back to the end of the nineteen’s century, offering rooms and studios for artists and writers. An improbable long series of difficulties for the author to get there, followed by encounters with very special personalities, made this month absolutely unlikely – only accidentall…
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