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Culture and Environment - New issue of Pro Ethnologica is online

by lorenz on May 23, 2005 in culture traditions, ecology nature, fieldwork / methods, journal articles / papers, interdisciplinary

Pro Ethnologica (published by the Estonian Eesti Rahva Muuseumi in Tartu) is one of the few anthropology Open Access journals. Their recent volume is dated back in December 2004 but the articles haven't been onliner until now - probably due to copyright issues as Pille Runnel explained in an email to me. Runnell confirmed: "Pro Ethnologia is still an open access journal".

From the editorial:

The texts illustrate the fuzzy quality and interdisciplinary nature of the debate in the broad tradition of ecological anthropology. This situation is represented in this volume by the fact that the articles are written by ethnologists, folklorists, and human geographers who share the same concern for human beings relation to the environment although the interpretations are different.

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