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Anna Niedźwiedź (Jagiellonian University)

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Department: Institute of Ethnology and Cultural Anthropology
Nationality: Polish
Country: Poland
Interests (keywords): anthropology of religion, post-communist Poland, visual anthropology, urban anthropology, lived Catholicism in West Africa (Ghana)
Highest Degree: Dr
Degree Awarding Institution: Jagiellonian University

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Links

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Panels

• EASA2026: Pilgrimage through Conflict(s): Laterality, Movements and Scales [Pilgrimage Studies Network / PILNET]
• SIEF2021: Rules and bodies in religious contexts [SIEF Working Group on Ethnology of Religion] II
• SIEF2021: Rules and bodies in religious contexts [SIEF Working Group on Ethnology of Religion] I
• ASA19: Religious heritage spaces: disputes and convergences
• ECAS2019: Mediation and the construction of religious heritages
• EASA2018: Heritage geographies in the age of mobility
• SIEF2017: Dwelling and creating within and across religious traditions (SIEF Ethnology of Religion Working Group Panel)
• SIEF2015: The heritagization of religious and spiritual practices: the effects of grassroots and top-down policies (SIEF Ethnology of Religion Working Group)
• SIEF2013: Fluidity, mobility and versatility of the sacred
• EASA2010: Ethnographies of Catholicism

Papers

• EASA2026: Women, Healing Objects and Religious Translations: Penumbral Zone of Catholic Pilgrimages in Ghana
• SIEF2023: Gaining graces in uncertain times: practices of Ghanaian Catholic women
• EASA2022: Hashtag pilgrimages through the war zone
• SIEF2021: “A child of God must mind how s/he dresses!”: Catholic fashion in Ghana
• ASA19: Co-existing, contested, competing? Religious heritage spaces of the Royal Hill in Kraków
• ECAS2019: Between Conversions and Conversations: African Traditions, Religious Objects and Catholic Practices in Ghana
• SIEF2019: Competing and conflating worship routines at the Royal Hill in Krakow
• EASA2018: Jewish Culture Festival in Krakow: From heritage of absence to spectacular heritage?
• SIEF2017: "Global" Catholicism in "local" homes: World Youth Day 2016 in Poland
• SIEF2015: 'This is our tradition!': contemporary Ghanaian Catholics and the heritagization of 'African traditional religion'
• SIEF2013: Localizing the sacred in a contemporary African Catholic community
• SIEF2011: The Divine Mercy shrine in Poland: a new shrine for new times?
• EASA2010: 'Popular Catholicism' in Ghanaian contexts
• EASA08: Nationalism and Catholicism: The cult of Mary as a mass movement and private piety in Poland