Czy jesteśmy „ludzkim zoo”? by Katarzyna Wrzesińska

“…Thus the authors focus their attention on the so-called ethnological expositions (such as Negro or Eskimo Villages) organized on the occasion of world‘s fairs, today known as “human zoo.” …”
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Australian Objects in the Religious Studies Collection at the University of Münster: The “Pater Worms Collection” as a Case of Inter-Religious Contact by Patrick Felix Krüger, Martin Radermacher

“…It is not the goal of this paper to attempt a thorough ethnological analysis of the objects; instead, we discuss how these objects from indigenous Australian cultures were included in a collection of religious artefacts owned by the Faculty of Catholic Theology of the University of Münster and to what extent the founder of the collection, Anton Antweiler, considered these objects expressions of the religions and religious history of Australia. …”
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Opinie na temat podcastu Raport o stanie świata wśród patronów wspierających go finansowo by Urszula Doliwa, Piotr Kaźmierczak, Ada Stachowicz, Paulina Szczepańska, Magdalena Szydłowska

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The traditional economic culture of the Tatars in N.A. Khalikov’s works (in memory of the scholar and colleague) by Svetlana V. Suslova

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Ethnic stereotypes in the field of intercultural interaction. Case Study: Republic of Tatarstan by Liliya V. Sagitova

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Reflection of the Muslim identity of Tatars in cewelery art: on the example of calligraphical ornament on chasing embossing plate by Larisa N. Donina

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Fairy Tale Motifs in the Slavic Universe of Marta Krajewska by Jolanta Ługowska

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Metodologické problémy výskumu mesta by Rastislava Stoličná

“…Especially ethnicity and religion are typical and lasting differentiation traits in Slovak cities. Therefore, ethnological study has focused on ethnic groups or religious minorities and their relations with the majority, as well as on the causes and contexts of conflicts. …”
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Concerning some results of an expedition to the republic of Altai by Gulnara F. Gabdrakhmanova

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Indigenous food production system and the impact of population growth: community-based examples with anthropological evidence by AHM Zehadul , Karim

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Avatar in the Amazon - Narratives of Cultural Conversion and Environmental Salvation between Cultural Theory and Popular Culture by John Ødemark

“…Next I analyze how Amazonian cultures have been turned into 'ethnological isolates' representing a set of grand theoretical problems in anthropology, not least concerning the nature/culture-distinction, and how environmentalism has deployed the same topology. …”
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Popularization of Slovak Folk Tales in Poland by Teresa Smolińska

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Horse Bits from Burial 86 of the Kamyshly-Tamak I Burial Ground: on the issue of early assemblages of the Piany Bor archaeological culture by Alexander A. Krasnopeorov, Elvir V. Kamaleev

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Therianthropes in a Cartesian and an Animistic Cosmology: Beyond-the-Pale Monsters versus Being-in-the World Others by Mathias Guenther

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Marks on Arrowheads from Sites of the Piany Bor Culture by Sattarov Ruzil R., Krasnopeorov Alexander A., Kamaleev Elvir V.

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Invasive hematophagous arthropods and associated diseases in a changing world by Ross N. Cuthbert, Frédéric Darriet, Olivier Chabrerie, Jonathan Lenoir, Franck Courchamp, Cecilia Claeys, Vincent Robert, Frédéric Jourdain, Romain Ulmer, Christophe Diagne, Diego Ayala, Frédéric Simard, Serge Morand, David Renault

“…We also discuss arthropod management strategies to mitigate future risks by harnessing ecology, public health, economics and social-ethnological considerations. Trade and transport of goods and materials, including vertebrate introductions and worn tires, have historically been important introduction pathways for the most prominent invasive hematophagous arthropods, but sources and pathways are likely to diversify with future globalization. …”
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Conference Report: The Hunt for the Nibelungen Treasure. BVM Conference: "Qualitative Market Research—State of the Art and Prospects" by Thomas Kühn

“…First, the variety of the presented approaches was helpful: After an introduction on essential features of qualitative research that laid a theoretical foundation and a point of reference for the following discussion, qualitative market research was presented in five talks from psychodynamic, cognitive, ethnological and systemic perspectives. Second, the final clients’ forum provided the opportunity for intensive and fruitful discussions between market researchers from business organizations and institutes. …”
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Cultural and Traditional Importance of Road Side Graves in the Akumadan Traditional Area of the Offinso North District of Ghana by Zakaria Shanunu, Eliasu Alhassan

“…The study used the Ethnological theory approach which takes into consideration the subculture of a group or group that has a common culture, its goal is to create detailed and comprehensive descriptions of the community and then interpret the ingrained patterns. …”
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Traditional Use of Wild Edible Plants in Slovenia: A Field Study and an Ethnobotanical Literature Review by Andreja Papež Kristanc, Samo Kreft, Simona Strgulc Krajšek, Luka Kristanc

“…Selected traditional cookbooks and ethnological books provided good insight into the past use of wild plants, while an online and field survey enabled a comparison of their past and current state of use. …”
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The New Hellenism: Oscar Wilde and ancient Greece by Ross, IA

“…From his childhood Wilde had accompanied his father Sir William Wilde on digs around Ireland. Sir William’s ethnological interests led him to posit a common racial origin for Celts and Greeks; thus, for Wilde, to read a Greek text was to intuit native affinity. …”