Visual Anthropology Vol. 30, N. 3

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Visual Anthropology Vol. 30, N. 3 SUMMARY Introduction City Visualscapes, an Introduction Valentina Anzoise, Paolo Barberi & Giuseppe Scandurra Perception and (re)framing of Urban Environments: A Methodological Reflection toward Sentient Research Valentina Anzoise Video Ethnography and Critical Research for More Democratic Urbanization: The Case of Milan’s Chinatown Continue Reading

Visual Ethnography – Vol. 5, N. 2, 2016

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Visual Ethnography Vol. 5, N. 2, 2016 Exploring Digital Ethnography through Embodied Perspective, Role-Playing and Community Participation and Design Issue edited by Natalie Underberg-Goode (University of Central Florida) www.vejournal.org SUMMARY ARTICLES Exploring Digital Ethnography through Embodied Perspective, Role-Playing and Community Participation and Design. Continue Reading

Visual Anthropology, vol. 29, n. 4-5

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Visual Anthropology, vol. 29, n. 4-5 Summary Dmitry V. Arzyutov Samoyedic Diary: Early Years of Visual Anthropology in the Soviet Arctic Lamont Lindstrom Shooting Melanesians: Martin Johnson and Edward Salisbury in the Southwest Pacific Roos Gerritsen Intimacy on Display: Movie Stars, Images and Everyday Life in South India Arnd Schneider A Black Box for Participatory […]Continue Reading

Visual Ethnography, Vol. 5, n. 1, 2016 – Participatory Approaches to Visual Ethnography from the Digital to the Handmade

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Visual Ethnography, Vol. 5, n. 1, 2016 Participatory Approaches to Visual Ethnography from the Digital to the Handmade Issue edited by Francesca Bayre, Krista Harper and Ana I. Afonso Summary FRANCESCA BAYRE, KRISTA HARPER, ANA ISABEL AFONSO PARTICIPATORY APPROACHES TO VISUAL ETHNOGRAPHY FROM THE DIGITAL TO THE HANDMADE. AN INTRODUCTION Open access > Continue Reading

Visual Anthropology, Vol. 29, N. 3

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Visual Anthropology, Vol. 29, N. 3 Special Issue: Visual Revolutions in the Middle East Visual Revolutions in the Middle East Mark R. Westmoreland & Diana K. Allan 14.3 Seconds: Politics, Art and the Archival Imagination Peter Limbrick Thinking with X-rays: Investigating the Politics of Visibility through the Ottoman Sultan Abdülhamid’s Photography Collection Continue Reading

Visual Anthropology Vol. 29 N. 2

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Visual Anthropology Vol. 29 N. 2 Special Issue: Medicine, Photography and Anthropology Christos Lynteris & Ruth J. Prince Anthropology and Medical Photography: Ethnographic, Critical and Comparative Perspectives Pp. 101-117 Christos Lynteris The Prophetic Faculty of Epidemic Photography: Chinese Wet Markets and the Imagination of the Next Pandemic Pp. 118-132 Ann H. Continue Reading

Visual Ethnography vol. 4, n. 2 is online

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VISUAL ETHNOGRAPHY vol. 4, n. 2 is available in printed and online version www.vejournal.org SUMMARY ARTICLES Bill Buse What Becomes A Bride The Most: The Yemenite Jewish Henna ABSTRACT The Yemenite Jewish henna bride is widely admired and envied in Israel. Her iconic image is reified and exhibited in shops, on billboards, and in museums […]Continue Reading

Visual Anthropology Vol. 28, n. 5

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Visual Anthropology Volume 28, Issue 5, 2015 Heike Becker How We See Our Culture: Photographic Self-Representations from the Cape Flats, South Africa Mario Rutten & Sanderien Verstappen Reflections on Migration through Film: Screening of an Anthropological Documentary on Indian Youth in London Sunny Yoon Taming the Primitive: Multiculturalism and the Anthropological Continue Reading

Visual Anthropology Review: Call for Co-Editor

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The Society for Visual Anthropology invites applications for the co-editorship of its journal, Visual Anthropology Review (VAR). One of the current co-editors will finish his service to VAR in May 2016, and SVA seeks an individual to transition into the position of a new co-editor during the Spring 2016 semester. The typical period for a co-editorship is three years. Continue Reading

L’Homme – De l’anthropologie visuelle

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L’Homme, vol. 198-199, 2011 De l’anthropologie visuelle Jean-Paul Colleyn Présentation Manthia Diawara Le cinéma populaire et le nouvel imaginaire social Jean-Paul Colleyn Corps, décor et envers du décor dans les vidéos populaires africaines Élodie Perreau Telenovelas et débats sociaux. La fiction comme espace public de discussion au Brésil Sylvain Maresca Continue Reading