Tenured associate professors
Elisabeth Tauber
Short bio
Elisabeth Tauber has been working on marginality and nomadism with semi-nomadic Sinti in Northern Italy. More recently, she has been focusing on marginality and human-non-human relations working with high alpine shepherds. Both subjects tie in with questions related to the construction of space, time and land(s). She is interested in begging economies and theories of the gift. Ethnography in the archives is inspired by her interlocutors’ mnemonic practices and postcolonial theories on silenced voices in the archive. She has spent several years studying policy-making of the Council of Europe and the Italian state. Together with her colleagues of the Malinowski Forum she is involved in the study of Malinowski's and Elsie Masson's stay in South Tyrol from 1922-1934.
Courses
Anthropology of Intercultural Processes
17204 · M-DEA/01 · L-20 Communication - 2012 · DE
Ethnographic Fieldwork
54108B · M-DEA/01 · LM-39 Applied Linguistics · DE
Ethnography
15138C · PhD General Pedagogy - 2017 · EN
Inter- and Transcultural approaches in Communicative and Organizational Processes
53137A · M-DEA/01 · LM-87 IRIS - 2020 · EN
Theory: Sociology
95912Q · SPS/08 · Master 1. level Design for children · EN
Main Research Areas
Faculty of Education, area 7: Socio cultural worlds: institutions, welfare, social professions, environment and population.
Info
Co-coordinatior of the Malinowski Forum for Ethnography and Anthropology. https://mfea.projects.unibz.it/