@article{9b169d1a-9392-43ed-8806-e48443db0df1,
author = {Adrianna  Surmiak},
title = {Engaged anthropologist. About the need of boundaries},
journal = {Ethnographies},
volume = {2010},
number = {Volume 38},
year = {2010},
issn = {0083-4327},
pages = {179-186},keywords = {},
abstract = {Engaged anthropologist. About the need of boundaries
	In this article, the author analyses the ethical and psychological consequences of connecting research with a social activity. Her analysis is based on her own studies. The first example is the research she conducted as a streetworker in the environment of street prostitutes. The second example is the research from the Centre for Crisis Intervention, where she played the role of: the Centre’s ward, an informer (who gave out information to nuns and the tutor about the girl’s disobedience of regulations) and a mediator between the Centre’s employees and their wards. The mentioned experiences are a pretext to consider the responsibilities, that an engaged anthropologist bears, being both a researcher and activist. In this context the author tries to persuade, that there is a need to determine boundaries for our involvement.},
doi = {},
url = {https://ejournals.eu/en/journal/prace-etnograficzne/article/zaangazowany-antropolog-o-potrzebie-granic}
}