Grażyna Kubica is Professor in Social Science at the Social Anthropology Section in the Institute of Sociology, Jagiellonian University, Kraków.Dariusz Brzeziński is Assistant Professor at the Institute of Philosophy and Sociology at the Polish Academy of Sciences and Visiting Research Fellow at the School of Sociology and Social Policy at the University of Leeds.

• PART I. BRONISŁAW MALINOWSKI: KNOWN AND UNKNOWN 1. Grażyna Kubica, Bronisław Malinowski – the (Somewhat Anglicized and Cosmopolitan) Pole: Biographical-Anthropological Reflections on His Polish Identity2. Patrick Burke, Our Ancestors: Making Sense of Bronisław Malinowski and Elsie MassonPART II. REVISITING MALINOWSKI’S INTELLECTUAL BACKGROUND3. Petr Skalník, An Argonaut from Krakow: Pre-field Malinowski as a Theorist4. Krzysztof Łukasiewicz, Bronisław Malinowski in the Laboratories of Leipzig5. Adam Kuper, Malinowski: A Modernist in His WayPART III. MALINOWSKI’S INTELLECTUAL RELATIONS: NEW INSIGHTS6. Natalija Jakubova, ‘I Am Not Really a Real Character’: Malinowski, Witkiewicz and the Pitfalls of Making Oneself a ‘Character’7. Lena Magnone, Malinowski and the Disciples of Freud: Otto Rank, Ernest Jones and Wilhelm Reich8. Anna Engelking, Under the Wing of the Rockefeller Foundation: On the Cooperation of Bronisław Malinowski and His Polish Student Józef ObrębskiPART IV. RECONSIDERATIONS OF INTERPRETIVE FRAMEWORKS9. Andreas Lipowsky, Bronisław Malinowski: An Icon of a Body-centric Anthropology?10. Andrzej Kisielewski, ‘The Gardens Are, in a Way, a Work of Art’: Bronisław Malinowski’s Social Anthropology as Anthropology of Art11. Mateusz Stępień, Exploring the Intersection of Law, Culture, and Biology: Tensions and Unfulfilled Potential in Malinowski’s Legal ThoughtPART V. MALINOWSKI AND ANTHROPOLOGY TODAY12. linus s. digim’Rina, Gimwala and Kula: Malinowski’s Living Ethnography13. Marta Songin-Mokrzan, What If We Have Followed Malinowski Instead of Staying on the Trobriand Islands? Notes on the Anthropological Multiverse14. Dariusz Brzeziński, Bronisław Malinowski and the Anthropology of NostalgiaAleksandar Bošković, Afterword: Malinowski in Context

Grażyna Kubica is Professor in Social Science at the Social Anthropology Section in the Institute of Sociology, Jagiellonian University, Kraków.Dariusz Brzeziński is Assistant Professor at the Institute of Philosophy and Sociology at the Polish Academy of Sciences and Visiting Research Fellow at the School of Sociology and Social Policy at the University of Leeds.

• PART I. BRONISŁAW MALINOWSKI: KNOWN AND UNKNOWN 1. Grażyna Kubica, Bronisław Malinowski – the (Somewhat Anglicized and Cosmopolitan) Pole: Biographical-Anthropological Reflections on His Polish Identity2. Patrick Burke, Our Ancestors: Making Sense of Bronisław Malinowski and Elsie MassonPART II. REVISITING MALINOWSKI’S INTELLECTUAL BACKGROUND3. Petr Skalník, An Argonaut from Krakow: Pre-field Malinowski as a Theorist4. Krzysztof Łukasiewicz, Bronisław Malinowski in the Laboratories of Leipzig5. Adam Kuper, Malinowski: A Modernist in His WayPART III. MALINOWSKI’S INTELLECTUAL RELATIONS: NEW INSIGHTS6. Natalija Jakubova, ‘I Am Not Really a Real Character’: Malinowski, Witkiewicz and the Pitfalls of Making Oneself a ‘Character’7. Lena Magnone, Malinowski and the Disciples of Freud: Otto Rank, Ernest Jones and Wilhelm Reich8. Anna Engelking, Under the Wing of the Rockefeller Foundation: On the Cooperation of Bronisław Malinowski and His Polish Student Józef ObrębskiPART IV. RECONSIDERATIONS OF INTERPRETIVE FRAMEWORKS9. Andreas Lipowsky, Bronisław Malinowski: An Icon of a Body-centric Anthropology?10. Andrzej Kisielewski, ‘The Gardens Are, in a Way, a Work of Art’: Bronisław Malinowski’s Social Anthropology as Anthropology of Art11. Mateusz Stępień, Exploring the Intersection of Law, Culture, and Biology: Tensions and Unfulfilled Potential in Malinowski’s Legal ThoughtPART V. MALINOWSKI AND ANTHROPOLOGY TODAY12. linus s. digim’Rina, Gimwala and Kula: Malinowski’s Living Ethnography13. Marta Songin-Mokrzan, What If We Have Followed Malinowski Instead of Staying on the Trobriand Islands? Notes on the Anthropological Multiverse14. Dariusz Brzeziński, Bronisław Malinowski and the Anthropology of NostalgiaAleksandar Bošković, Afterword: Malinowski in Context

Grażyna Kubica is Professor in Social Science at the Social Anthropology Section in the Institute of Sociology, Jagiellonian University, Kraków.Dariusz Brzeziński is Assistant Professor at the Institute of Philosophy and Sociology at the Polish Academy of Sciences and Visiting Research Fellow at the School of Sociology and Social Policy at the University of Leeds.

• PART I. BRONISŁAW MALINOWSKI: KNOWN AND UNKNOWN 1. Grażyna Kubica, Bronisław Malinowski – the (Somewhat Anglicized and Cosmopolitan) Pole: Biographical-Anthropological Reflections on His Polish Identity2. Patrick Burke, Our Ancestors: Making Sense of Bronisław Malinowski and Elsie MassonPART II. REVISITING MALINOWSKI’S INTELLECTUAL BACKGROUND3. Petr Skalník, An Argonaut from Krakow: Pre-field Malinowski as a Theorist4. Krzysztof Łukasiewicz, Bronisław Malinowski in the Laboratories of Leipzig5. Adam Kuper, Malinowski: A Modernist in His WayPART III. MALINOWSKI’S INTELLECTUAL RELATIONS: NEW INSIGHTS6. Natalija Jakubova, ‘I Am Not Really a Real Character’: Malinowski, Witkiewicz and the Pitfalls of Making Oneself a ‘Character’7. Lena Magnone, Malinowski and the Disciples of Freud: Otto Rank, Ernest Jones and Wilhelm Reich8. Anna Engelking, Under the Wing of the Rockefeller Foundation: On the Cooperation of Bronisław Malinowski and His Polish Student Józef ObrębskiPART IV. RECONSIDERATIONS OF INTERPRETIVE FRAMEWORKS9. Andreas Lipowsky, Bronisław Malinowski: An Icon of a Body-centric Anthropology?10. Andrzej Kisielewski, ‘The Gardens Are, in a Way, a Work of Art’: Bronisław Malinowski’s Social Anthropology as Anthropology of Art11. Mateusz Stępień, Exploring the Intersection of Law, Culture, and Biology: Tensions and Unfulfilled Potential in Malinowski’s Legal ThoughtPART V. MALINOWSKI AND ANTHROPOLOGY TODAY12. linus s. digim’Rina, Gimwala and Kula: Malinowski’s Living Ethnography13. Marta Songin-Mokrzan, What If We Have Followed Malinowski Instead of Staying on the Trobriand Islands? Notes on the Anthropological Multiverse14. Dariusz Brzeziński, Bronisław Malinowski and the Anthropology of NostalgiaAleksandar Bošković, Afterword: Malinowski in Context