Photo/stories from the field: portrait of an ethnographer
Christos Varvantakis and Melissa Nolas explore what it means to be an ethnographer and do ethnographic research, highlighting the value of play as a research method
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Author: Christos Varvantakis
Photo/stories from the field: lunch encounters and ethnographic distractions
Food, a full plate of memory, and an anthropology of not paying attention: Christos Varvantakis explores the materiality of food in research settings.
Read MorePhoto/stories from the field: Do greens stand for fire-blocks or for nature-preservation?
Christos Varvantakis reflects on walking practices and embodied encounters with green space and the environment
Read MorePhoto/stories from the field: the photo-camera has a video function!
Early in the research we provided each child with an inexpensive digital photographic camera to use as part of the data production. The idea was that children would make pictures of their everyday, as well as pictures of things that matter to them – the idea that was driving most of our data collection activities …
Read MorePhoto/stories from the field: Configuring matters
Christos and Melissa reflect on ‘configuring matters’ as a research method to help rethink popular social science representations of relationships
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