Crafting ethnography
Conference on the craft of ethnographic writing in dialogue with a group of experienced ethnographers.
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Meeting room 2, Bygning 1420, Fredrik Nielsens Vej 4, 8000 Aarhus V
Ethnography is about writing — about conveying a sense of life, presence and attention and using detailed descriptions to establish analytical points that engage our imagination and extend our perceptions of worlds - both strange and familiar. This conference inquires into the craft of ethnographic writing in dialogue with a group of experienced ethnographers, who have been asked to open the doors to their workshops to explore personal experiences, analytical ambitions, genre aspirations, past and present writing practices and challenges – all with an eye to ethnography as a fine-tuned tool for educating attention and imagination and causing thought in writer and reader alike.
09.30-10:00 | Arrival |
10.00-10.10 | Welcome v/ Sally Anderson and Jakob Krause-Jensen |
10.10-11.00 | Undisciplining Ethnography David Mills, Associate Professor, Department of Education, Oxford University |
11.10-12.00 | Writing Almost (and) Nothing Martin Demant Frederiksen, Associate Professor, Anthropology, Aarhus University |
12.00-12.50 | Lunch |
12.50-13.40 | The Station Hustle: Narrative Ethnography and Partial Truths Hans Lucht, Senior Researcher, Danish Institute for International Studies |
13.50-14.40 | Images and imagistic writing Maria Louw, Associate Professor, Anthropology, Aarhus University |
14:40-15:00 | Wrapping it up |
All are welcome. Attendance is free but please use the link below to register before nov. 1st.