Vol. 4, Issue 1
ISSN 2516-5860
Editorial
A ‘love song and lament’: walking the pandemic city with a spray can
Melissa Nolas and Christos Varvantakis
Récits
Specialised technique
Onyeka Igwe
Three poems
Aris Anagnostopoulos
Visualising invisible (migrant) activism
Piotr Goldstein
Returning to the trouble
Amy Mack, Jan Newberry, and Erin Spring
Multimodal & Multisensorial Memories
Amy Mack
Photographic bundles
Jan Newberry
Transforming self through land and relations
Erin Spring
Expériences
Evocation as embodied stories in woven layers: exploring intersubjectivity through film, animation, graphics and sound
Ruth Gibbons
Digitally performing duoethnography. Collaborative practices and the production of anthropological knowledge
Anna Apostolidou and Ivi Daskalaki
Of children’s play, work and idleness embedded in sociality
Barbara Turk Niskač
Re-views
[Re-view] Re-view of Sonic Ethnography
Maria Fernandez Pello
[Re-view] Inter-medial openings in Sonic Ethnography
Juliet Pascal Glazer
Mushrooms at the end of the issue
Making Data-Stories
Editor: Penelope Papailias. Producer: Constantinos Diamantis
The woman in the database
Penelope Papailias
Anthropological Role-playing Games as Multimodal Pedagogical Tools: Rhetoric, Simulation and Critique
Petros Petridis
Geolocating beyond coordinates: spatial stories of researching – relating – creating
Nikos Bubaris and Ismini Gatou
Exploring Uses of Networked Images in Desktop Documentary
Steffen Köhn and Lillian Dam Bracia
What if this happened in your city? Collective decision-making and embodied witnessing in live participatory film events
Maple J. Razsa, Penelope Papailias and Lillian Dam Bracia
Data-Stories for Post-Ethnography
Penelope Papailias
Anthropology of/at/from home (Part 2)
Editors: Francisco Martínez, Eeva Berglund and Adolfo Estalella
Epistemic Tools for a Sustained Liminality: An Introduction in the Meantime
Francisco Martínez, Eeva Berglund and Adolfo Estalella
The Pandemic (Day)dreams
Tamta Khalvashi and Nino Aivazishvili-Gehne
The Field Keeps Breaking into My Home
Alexandra Balandina
My room is my witness: the perks and drawbacks of doing Anthropology from a 20 square-meters space
Mar Gil Álvarez
Drawing a Home for Anthropology
Maxime Le Calvé
Far Away, So Close: A Collective Ethnography Around Remoteness
Francisco Martínez, Eeva Berglund, Rachel Harkness, David Jeevendrampillai and Marjorie Murray
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