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artisan Noun a skilled workman; craftsman [French] artisanal adj
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artisan Translations n artisan [ˈaːtizӕn, (American ) -zn] a skilled workman. vakman صانِع، صَنَائِعي занаятчия řemeslník håndværker der/die Handwerker(in) τεχνίτης artesano käsitööline صنعتگر käsityöläinen artisan/-ane אוּמָן दस्तकार zanatlija mesterember tukang yang terampil handverksmaður artigiano 職人 공예가 amatininkas, meistras amatnieks pekerja pakar ambachtsman håndverker rzemieślnik artesão artizan ремесленник remeselník obrtnik zanatlija hantverkare ช่างฝีมือ zanaatkâr, el işçisi 工匠 ремісник کاریگر ، فنکار thợ thủ công 工匠 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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In traditional workshops, copying was the main learning technique and imitation was not only tolerated but encouraged, in most places in Africa, the organization of informal sector artisanship has changed along with patronage demands, but artisans typically do not claim to own designs in any formal copyright sense. The research and artisanship needed to effect this transformation bear a perverse relationship to the economy's daily increasing demand for greater productivity. Both speak eloquently of native artisanship and native seamanship, not to mention the courage and humility evoked by small boats on great waters. |
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