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In Whose Words? Narrative Analysis of International Volunteer Stories from an Anthropological Perspective
In Whose Words? Narrative Analysis of International Volunteer Stories from an Anthropological Perspective, 2004., magistarski rad, Department of Anthropology, Toronto, Ontario
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Naslov
In Whose Words? Narrative Analysis of International Volunteer Stories from an Anthropological Perspective
Autori
Polonijo, Ivana
Vrsta, podvrsta i kategorija rada
Ocjenski radovi, magistarski rad
Fakultet
Department of Anthropology
Mjesto
Toronto, Ontario
Datum
17.05
Godina
2004
Stranica
150
Mentor
Daphne Winland
Neposredni voditelj
Daphne Winland
Ključne riječi
volunteering; personal narrative; Internet; computer-mediated communication
Sažetak
The theoretical inspiration for this paper has come from anthropological conceptualizations of personal narrative and the relationship between the notions of travel, culture, and reciprocity. I consider this in relation to the construction of cultural meaning by volunteers through the medium of the Internet. The present analysis primarily focuses on how volunteers attempt to create coherent narratives of their own volunteering and make their experience of places and ''cross-cultural links'' (Clifford 1997) meaningful. The organization of themes in this paper reflects the authors concern about a holistic anthropological approach to the research of volunteering.
Izvorni jezik
Engleski
Znanstvena područja
Etnologija i antropologija
