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In dieser Rubrik finden sich Beiträge über meine frühere Feldforschung über Mensch-Wolf-Konflikte in der Mongolei. Demnächst erscheinen hier auch Beiträge zu Mensch-Wolf-Beziehungen in Deutschland…

Publikation Beyond Natural Enemies: Wolves and Nomads in Mongolia

Publikation Beyond Natural Enemies: Wolves and Nomads in Mongolia

3. November 2020

Eine Zusammenfassung meiner Magisterarbeit von 2004 an der Universität Heidelberg über Mensch-Wolf-Konflikte in der Mongolei. Als PDF zum runterladen: https://www.serbski-institut.de/de/Kleine-Reihe-32/

Neues Forschungsprojekt zur Rückkehr des Wolfs nach Deutschland

Neues Forschungsprojekt zur Rückkehr des Wolfs nach Deutschland

31. Oktober 2019

The Return of the Wolf to Germany: mapping extraordinary affective encounters gefördert von der Volkswagen-Stiftung im Rahmen der Initiative ‚Originalitätsverdacht? – Neue Optionen für die Geistes- und Kulturwissenschaften‘, Oktober 2019 – April 2021 Die Rückkehr der Wölfe nach Deutschland ist von hoher Emotionalität geprägt. Zugleich rufen immer wieder verschiedene Akteure (meist die Gegenseite) zu einer…

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Encounters with wolves

Encounters with wolves

10. September 2018

Mein Tagungsbericht zu/my conference report of ENCOUNTERS WITH WOLVES: DYNAMICS AND FUTURES 27. bis 29. Juni 2018, Bautzen https://www.hsozkult.de/conferencereport/id/tagungsberichte-7849 This conference was initiated by MICHAELA FENSKE (Würzburg) and her team of the German Research Foundation project ‘The Return of Wolves: Cultural-anthropological studies dealing with the process of wolf management in the Federal Republic of Germany’.…

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Wölfe in der Mongolei/Wolves in Mongolia (VI): wolves as neighbours

Wölfe in der Mongolei/Wolves in Mongolia (VI): wolves as neighbours

4. Mai 2016

Even though the Tuva eagerly pointed out and stressed a lot of differences between themselves and wolves, I also discovered a sense of ’shared fate‘ regarding wolves. They recognize that wolves‘ seasonal activities, problems and needs are similar to their own and all other animals‘ in the region. Due to the harsh climatic circumstances, all…

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Wölfe in der Mongolei/Wolves in Mongolia (V): wolves as wild animals

Wölfe in der Mongolei/Wolves in Mongolia (V): wolves as wild animals

4. Mai 2016

Most Tuva I met drew a clear line between wolves and human beings. Wolves are wild (mong. zerleg), they can do whatever they want and they live in the mountains far away from where humans live. The ‚otherness‘ which is expressed in these comments points to the wolf as the perhaps most typical representative of…

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Wölfe in der Mongolei/Wolves in Mongolia (IV): wolves as dogs of heaven

Wölfe in der Mongolei/Wolves in Mongolia (IV): wolves as dogs of heaven

4. Mai 2016

After a consultation with the spirits of a local ovoo (sacred place), a shamaness told Cheme, one of Galtai’s brothers who accompanied us, to get a wolf’s knee joint which he should bind to his car keys. Cheme had had a serious accident some months before I arrived and he was nervous about driving. With…

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Wölfe in der Mongolei/Wolves in Mongolia (III): Wolves as prey

Wölfe in der Mongolei/Wolves in Mongolia (III): Wolves as prey

4. Mai 2016

Wolves as prey Wolves are regarded as special due to their double role of being both predator and prey. So while one part of the wolves‘ life is governed by their own hunting activities, the other part is governed by the continuous need to hide from humans. Accordingly, wolves are said to hide and sleep…

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Wölfe in der Mongolei/Wolves in Mongolia (II): Wolves as Predators

Wölfe in der Mongolei/Wolves in Mongolia (II): Wolves as Predators

4. Mai 2016

Once, there was an old rich man who had a son and owned 1,000 horses. One day, they wanted to move on to other pastures. When the man led his horses to a nearby river he came across a dshelbege (a female ‚evil spirit‘). She was going to kill him unless he gave her either…

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Wölfe in der Mongolei/Wolves in Mongolia (I): Introduction

Wölfe in der Mongolei/Wolves in Mongolia (I): Introduction

4. Mai 2016

When I visited a community of Tuva pastoralists near Dsaamar, about 150 kilometres north-west of the Mongolian capital Ulaan Baator, wolves had killed a lamb the night before. Everybody was still nervous and feared further attacks. Therefore, several men had placed empty oil barrels around the community land which were meant to resemble humans on…

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