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  • Jun 4, 2020
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History of Science ON CALL: Larisa Jašarević (in Bosnian)

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  • History of Science ON CALL: Listening, Attending, Acting

 

  

 Portrait Photo Larisa JasarevicAntropolog Larisa Jašarević razgovara o slijedećim pitanjima za projekat History of Science ON CALL:

  1. Trenutna dilema
  2. Intelektualna pitanja koja kriza postavlja
  3. Istraživački proces
  4. Uloga istraživanja u humanističkim znanostima
  5. Riječ za kraj

 

Profil: Larisa Jašarević

Profesorica Larisa Jašarević predaje na Programu Globalnih Studija na University of Chicago. Kao antropolog istražuje pitanja tijela, prirode i popularnih formi znanja u savremenoj Bosni i Hercegovini. Njeni prijašnji radovi odnosili su se na ekonomiju duga, popularno-naučne zajednice, kao i narodno liječenje, uključujući razmjenu lijekovitih gljiva. Trenutno se bavi projektom knjige koja se zove “Pčelarenje pred kijamet” a koja se bavi globalnom krizom pčela i Islamskom eshatologijom. 

O projektu History of Science ON CALL

History of Science ON CALL agregira i pojačava dva toka informacija - istraživanje i obrazovanje - relevantne za krize, uključujući hronične katastrofe. Istraživački tok se sastoji od video intervjua kratkog formata, dok tok obrazovanja nastoji objediniti i uvesti poznate resurse i materijale - alate za stipendiranje i podučavanje - kako bi proširio njihov domet.

Više o ovom projektu

Znanje je jedan od najvažnijih resursa za ljude koji se bave krizama. Da biste saznali više o tome kako se humanističke znanosti aktiviraju za rješavanje pandemije COVID-19, posjetite:

History of Science ON CALL Video in English
Larisa Jašarević, Profil na University of Chicago Kontakt Larisa Jasarevic
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