Badania w działaniu i zaangażowana antropologia edukacyjna

The author discusses contemporary research in engaged educational anthropology and places it in the traditions of educational action research and engaged anthropology. She briefly outlines the interdisciplinary history of action research as well as the disciplinary debate on the issue of engagement within anthropology before turning to ethnographic examples of current practices of engaged educational anthropology. She argues that the efforts of researchers and academics to use educational and ethnographic research as a means of empowerment are meaningful ways in which intellectuals can assume agency against the disabling effects of the processes of liquid modernity.