Folk beliefs about epilepsy: symbolic and semiotic aspects (based on the materials of the expedition to Chernihiv Polissya)
Antsibor Daria Studia Methodologica, 49 (2019), pp. 95-106.
Role: Author
Ph.D.
Ukrainian, English, French, Norwegian, Russian
Daria researches wartime humor, Chornobyl folklore, epidemic folklore, Maidan folklore, anthropology of dreams, anthropology of gift-giving and treats, and gastronomic urban legends.
Daria is a folklorist, anthropologist, and science popularizer. As a researcher at the SCCFRCC, she works on expeditions, analyzes collected materials, compiles an ethnographic dictionary, and writes articles on the folk medicine of Polissia. As a science popularizer, she has a telegram channel Mushrooms, Coffins, and Dissertations and creates a podcast of the same name. In addition, she is a co-author with Anna Nikolaieva of the podcast Porobleno and gives charity popular science lectures.
From 2011 to 2022, Daria worked as an organizational teacher at the educational complex Shchastia. From 2016 to 2017, she worked as a senior lecturer at Taurida National University. In 2016, she also reviewed papers for the Minor Academy of Sciences.
Since 2019, Daria has been working as a researcher at the State Research Center for the Protection of Cultural Heritage from Man-Made Disasters.