Search After Method

Sensing, Moving, and Imagining in Anthropological Fieldwork

AvJulie Laplante,Ari Gandsman

Häftad, Engelska, 2020

Del 40 i serien Methodology & History in Anthropology

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Beskrivning

Reigniting a tradition of learning by experience, Search After Method is a plea for more lively forms of anthropology. The multiple voices resonating in the collection come from anthropologists in all walks of academia as well as outside of it. The chapters relate the contributor’s first experiences of working in the field and use their experiences to link their work to the discipline of Anthropology, along with other broader fieldwork questions. This book thus provides a powerful introduction to lived experiences of contemporary fieldwork.

Produktinformation

Utgivningsdatum:2020-09-30
Mått:152 x 229 x 21 mm
Vikt:394 g
Format:Häftad
Språk:Engelska
Serie:Methodology & History in Anthropology
Antal sidor:278
Förlag:Berghahn Books
ISBN:9781789209389

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Julie Laplante is Full Professor of Anthropology at the University of Ottawa.Ari Gandsman is a cultural and medical anthropologist and Associate Professor at the University of Ottawa in the School of Anthropological and Sociological Studies.Willow Scobie is Assistant Professor in the School of Sociological and Anthropological Studies at the University of Ottawa.

Innehållsförteckning

List of FiguresForewordTim IngoldAcknowledgementsIntroduction: Lines of FlightJulie Laplante, Willow Scobie and Ari GandsmanPart I: SensingChapter 1. Sonorous Sensations: Plant, People and Elemental Stirs in HealingJulie LaplanteVignette 1: Plant Milieus: (In)HospitalitiesDaniel Alberto Restrepo HernándezVignette 2: Breath of Fresh AirBoyan AtzevChapter 2. Sensing ‘Feeling’ in Indonesia’s Persatuan Gerak Badan (Body Movement Unification) SchoolJaida Kim SamudraChapter 3. Drumming with Winds: Learning from Zar Practitioners in Qeshm Island, IranNima JangoukVignette 3: Ethnography Through AnxietyAngeline Antonakos BoswellChapter 4. Fieldwork Aloft - Experiencing Weather and Air in FalconrySara Asu SchroerPart II: MovingChapter 5. Travelling through Layers: Inuitness in FlightWillow ScobieVignette 4: Internet Techniques for an Untimely AnthropologyMeg StalcupVignette 5: Hauling WaterCarly DokisChapter 6. Alex la Guma and the Smell of FreedomGiovanni SpissuChapter 7. (Re)Turning Manifold-ish Along with Mongolian Reindeer Herd(er)s – Trial(s) by VagaryNicolas RasiulisChapter 8. Enskilment into the Environment: The Yijin jing Worlds of Jin and QiElisabeth Hsu and Chee Han LimPart III: ImaginingChapter 9. Live to Tell – In and Out of View in the InterviewAri GandsmanVignette 6: Against Ethnographic DisappointmentLarisa KurtovićVignette 7: The Discursive ArchiveThushara HewageChapter 10. On Failing to Learn to Shoot a GunBradley DunseithChapter 11. Wondering Winds: Alpine Fire Lookouts in the Canadian Rocky MountainsKristen Anne WalshChapter 12. Ethnography as Bewitchment – A Literary Study of Jeanne Favret-Saada’s Deadly WordsBernhard LeistleAfterword: Meta-odos (Or the Inscription of Fieldwork)David JaclinVignette 8: Inner Experience and Ethnographic YogaEverett KehewEpilogueJulie Laplante