Aktuelles: Institut für Ethnologie

We are thrilled to announce the launch of Ethnography Met, a comprehensive online repository designed specifically for students and faculty at the Institute of Social and Cultural Anthropology. Ethnography Met offers a wealth of resources on ethnographic methods, providing invaluable support for research and academic endeavors.

Discover detailed guides, case studies, and multimedia resources that cover the full spectrum of ethnographic techniques. Whether you're just beginning your journey or looking to deepen your expertise, Ethnography Met is here to support your learning and teaching.
To access the platform, simply log in to your Learnweb account. Please note that enrollment in Learnweb is exclusively available to students and faculty at the University of Münster.
Visit us here!

In case of questions, please contact Beyza Rabia Asoglu (rb.asoglu@uni-muenster.de) 

Enjoy browsing,
Your Faculty

Dear Colleagues, dear Students, and Friends,

We are delighted to announce that the ENPA Conference 2025 will be held from June 10 to June 13, 2025, at the University of Münster, Germany!

More information regarding the conference theme, calls for papers/films/media, and panels will be shared in early November. The event will kick off with a pre-conference workshop for PhD students on June 10, followed by the main conference over the next three days.
We look forward to welcoming you to our venue at the Schloss in Münster, nestled amidst expansive parks and beautiful botanical gardens. You might even want to take a dip in the canal that runs through the city, so don’t forget to pack your swimming gear!
Please share this save-the-date announcement with interested colleagues in your networks.
We are excited to welcome you to ENPA 2025 in Münster!

Warm regards,
Your co-organizers: Institute of Social and Cultural Anthropology together with the Department of Psychology at the University of Münster, and the ENPA Conference Team

Teil 6 der Serie "fit und gesund": Thomas Stodulka und Florin Cristea erforschen Therapieansätze für psychisch kranke Menschen in Indonesien.

Je weiter man sich von städtischen Ballungszentren entfernt, desto weniger reicht die Infrastruktur zur Versorgung psychisch erkrankter Menschen aus. Dieser Satz könnte vielleicht auch für Deutschland gelten. Woanders gilt er ähnlich oder aber erst recht. In Indonesien beispielsweise, wo Prof. Dr. Thomas Stodulka und sein Doktorand Florin Cristea vom Institut für Ethnologie Krankheitsverläufe erforschen, vor allem auf den Inseln Java und Bali. Gerade erst sind die Wissenschaftler von ihren jeweiligen Forschungsaufenthalten nach Münster zurückgekehrt. Thomas Stodulka, seit Oktober 2023 Professor für Sozialanthropologie in Münster, führte in Indonesien langfristige Feldforschungen durch. An seinem DFG-geförderten Forschungsprojekt „Afflicted Minds – ‚Madness‘, morality, and emotions in rural Bali“ ist auch Doktorand Florin Cristea beteiligt.