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Scientific Understanding and Interpretative Practices

Participation, Perspectives of Observation and Laity

Szerkesztő:

Judit Farkas , Veronika Lajos

Released: Replika 100, 21–100.

replika_100-b2.pdf

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Replika 100 – Editorial announcement
A Discussion About György Szabados
- Bulcsu Bognár
„Let us State, Instead of Denying the Negation.”
Scientific Understanding and Interpretative Practices
- Veronika Lajos
Participation and Collaboration
Questionnaire
- Erzsébet Rózsa
Participation, Laity and Competencies – the Perspective of the Doctor–Patient Collaboration Model
- Károly Zsolt Nagy
The Humbleness of Interpretation
- Eszter Kelemen
Ecosystem Services from Scientist and Non-scientist Perspectives
- György Málovics
Action-oriented Collaboration between Academic and Non-academic Researchers
- Mónika Bálint
„Transforming Personal Problems into Public Issues”
- Zsófia Frazon
Thinking outside the box – Museum of Contemporary Phenomena and Open Works
- Emese Joó
Selectors and Selected – Participation and Collaboration in Museum Education
- Zsolt Sári
Participatory Museology in the Hungarian Open Air Museum (Szentendre, Hungary)
Participation and Collaboration in Contemporary Scientific Practices and Arts
- Gábor Király
- Péter Miskolczi
The Dynamics of Participation
- Rita Glózer
Participation and Collaboration in the New Media
- Judit Csatlós
The Role of Participatory Practice in Contemporary Arts
- Krista Harper
Visual Interventions and the “Crises in Representation” in Environmental Anthropology
- Judit Balatonyi
- Tibor Cserti Csapó
Participation and Cooperation in the Construction of Problems and Proposals of Roma Housing
The authors of Issue 100

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