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EPISODE · Mar 7, 2017 · 15 MIN

Mitä yhteistä on Ikealla, yliopistolla ja Nissanilla?

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Suomen Kuvalehti noteerasi taannoin antropologian, kyseenalaistaen tämän kaltaisten tieteenalojen hyödyllisyyden. Mitä antropologit osaavat, ja miksi antropologinen tietotaito on merkityksellistä ja työelämän kannalta hyödyllistä? Mitä tarkoitetaan 'oman alan' töillä? Ja työllistyvätkö antropologit 'omalle alalle'? Soveltavan antropologian verkosto aikoo vastata näihin kysymyksiin. The post Mitä yhteistä on Ikealla, yliopistolla ja Nissanilla? appeared first on AntroBlogi.

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