| Abstrakt: |
The author indicates a writer’s and anthropological self-awareness that can be constructed in opposition to the neoliberal management of humanities, namely against recommendations to “write a lot.” Therefore, the article presents ways of writing and forms of anthropological understanding that transgress these recommendations and create a form of experimentation and knowledge development. The author writes about the ethnography of more-than-human beings, about the experience built in theatrical works in Węgajty, and about the writing workshop of Bjorn Bertelsen in his research in Mozambique. The main topics under scrutiny are literary experimentation, the paratheatrical aspect of anthropological knowledge, and reaching toward non-human beings. These allow the author to show that such writing is a legitimate perspective, allowing for a new subject for the humanities. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
