Methods of Researching Dance within Croatian Ethnochoreology

Authors

  • Ivana Katarinčić Institute of Ethnology and Folklore Research, Šubićeva 42, 10 000 Zagreb, Croatia

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.3986/Traditio2015440209

Keywords:

ethnochoreology, Croatia, research methods, dance // etnokoreologija, Hrvaška, raziskovalne metode, ples

Abstract

This paper describes the deliberate process of applying, modifying and adapting the research methods of ethnochoreology – a sub-discipline of ethnology, folklore research and cultural anthropology – in an attempt to determine a sufficiently flexible method for dealing with data that only recently has become the focus of Croatian ethnochoreology. The author finds that the selection and adoption of such methods – such as interviews or participant observation – must take into account the specific nature of the research objects.

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Prispevek opisuje premišljen proces uporabe, spreminjanja in prilagajanja raziskovalnih metod v etnokoreologiji, poddisciplini etnologije, folkloristike in kulturne antropologije, da bi določili dovolj prilagodljivo metodo za obravnavo podatkov, ki so šele nedavno postali središčni v hrvaški etnokoreologiji. Avtorica opozarja, da morata izbor in privzetje metod, kakršni sta intervjuvanje in udeležba z opazovanjem, upoštevati posebne narave raziskovanih predmetov.

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12.10.2015

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Katarinčić, I. (2015). Methods of Researching Dance within Croatian Ethnochoreology. Traditiones, 44(2), 173–190. https://doi.org/10.3986/Traditio2015440209

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