Search After Method: Sensing, Moving, and Imagining in Anthropological Fieldwork

Reigniting a tradition of learning from experience, Search After Method is a plea for livelier forms of anthropology. The anthropologists in the collection recount their experiences of working in the field, framed within a range of anthropological debates. The book thus provides accounts of lived experiences from both extensive and contemporary fieldwork as well as offering solutions for how to evolve the art of anthropological research beyond what is currently imagined.

Julie Laplante is Professor of Anthropology at the University of Ottawa in the School of Sociological and Anthropological Studies (SSAS).

Ari Gandsman is Associate Professor of Anthropology at the University of Ottawa in the SSAS.

Willow Scobie is Assistant Professor of Sociology at the University of Ottawa in the SSAS.

Subject: Theory and Methodology

Subject Codes

LC: GN34.3.F53 S425 2020

BISAC:
SOC002010 SOCIAL SCIENCE/Anthropology/Cultural & Social;
SOC019000 SOCIAL SCIENCE/Methodology

THEMA: JHMC; GPS

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Volume 40

Methodology & History in Anthropology

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Search After Method

Sensing, Moving, and Imagining in Anthropological Fieldwork

Edited by Julie Laplante, Ari Gandsman, and Willow ScobieForeword by TIm IngoldAfterword by David Jaclin

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Subject: Theory and Methodology

Contents

Of Related Interest

Centralizing Fieldwork

Critical Perspectives from Primatology, Biological and Social Anthropology

Knowing How to Know

Fieldwork and the Ethnographic Present

The Categorical Impulse

Essays on the Anthropology of Classifying Behavior

Ethnographic Practice in the Present

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Edited by Julie Laplante, Ari Gandsman, and Willow Scobie
Foreword by TIm Ingold
Afterword by David Jaclin