Being Human, Being Migrant
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Unique in its focus on how ethnographic face-to-face studies of migration display a specific way of being human as it highlights being between cultural truths and familiar contexts for relations of self, others and the world. Employs and develops novel concepts that contribute to our understanding of self, well-being and agency. Original in its studies of migrants' daily life calls for knowledge that can stimulate peaceful co-existence in a world characterised by crises of migration, globalisation, war and conflict.

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Unique in its focus on how ethnographic face-to-face studies of migration display a specific way of being human as it highlights being between cultural truths and familiar contexts for relations of self, others and the world. Employs and develops novel concepts that contribute to our understanding of self, well-being and agency. Original in its studies of migrants' daily life calls for knowledge that can stimulate peaceful co-existence in a world characterised by crises of migration, globalisation, war and conflict.
Autorenporträt
Anne Sigfrid Grønseth is a Professor in Social Anthropology at the University College of Lillehammer, Norway, where she directs the Research Unit of Health, Culture, and Identity. Her recent publications include Lost Selves and Lonely Persons: Experiences of Illness and Well-Being among Tamil Refugees in Norway (Carolina Academic Press, 2010) and Mutuality and Empathy: Self and Other in the Ethnographic Encounter (co-edited with Dona Lee Davis, Wantage: Sean Kingston Publishing, 2010).