ethnographer

常見(jiàn)例句

• The ethnographer and anthropologist , Baldwin Spencer wrote about these ceremonies when he visited the islands during 1911 and 1912.
  人類學(xué)專家，鮑爾穩(wěn)-斯賓塞在1911年到1912年，他到這個(gè)島上遊覽的時(shí)候，就描述過(guò)這種儀式。
• It may be uncontroversial because we imagine him to be a kind of legal ethnographer, describing a common culture to which he need not submit.
  如果我們認(rèn)爲(wèi)法律分析家是在進(jìn)行法律民族志式的研究，僅僅是去描繪一個(gè)對(duì)他而言普通的、無(wú)須順?lè)奈幕?，這一關(guān)系自然無(wú)可爭(zhēng)議。
• Kenyan ethnographer Kiprop Lagat, its curator, spent six months at the British Museum, "going through the East African collection, 12,000 objects, piece by piece.
  從沒(méi)有任何人可以在一個(gè)展覽中如此理解耑詳東非文化。
• Moreover, differentiating among the ethnographer, narrator of the text, and fieldworker is important for imploring the mutual impacts between power and knowledge.
  區(qū)分撰寫著作的個(gè)人、行文中的敘述者的角色、行文中田野調(diào)查者的角色，對(duì)於探索權(quán)力與知識(shí)的相互影響頗有益処。
• In these recent studies, the dance ethnographer is constituted as a culturally situated enbodied individual who has to approach the area of study in a self-reflexive manner. (Thomas, H.
  原來(lái)是要放在人類學(xué)的架搆裡來(lái)想才會(huì)比較清楚。儅然作者沒(méi)下什麼價(jià)值判斷，衹是點(diǎn)出這件事而已。不過(guò)光就是把某件事放在學(xué)術(shù)史裡麪說(shuō)清楚，這本書寫得一點(diǎn)也不浪費(fèi)筆墨。
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