From the Y for Yenndetta
Anthropology in the digital worlds:
- Fieldwork in social media: What would Malinowski do? (Annette N. Markham, 2013, Qualitative Communication Research 2(4): 434-446)
- Why we are all digital anthropologists (Olivia Bellas, CNN, 29 May 2013)
- Ethnography beyond text and print: How the digital can transform ethnographic expressions (Wendy Hsu, Ethnography Matters, 9 December 2013)
- The emerging science of computational anthropology (MIT Technology Review, 10 June 2014)
- “Just another dad on his cellphone”: Evernote as field notebook (David Keyes, Anthropologizing, 10 January 2015)
- Six ways of doing digital ethnography (John Postill, Media/Anthropology, 16 January 2015)
- Data augmented ethnography: Using big data and ethnography to explore candidates’ digital interactions (Salla-Maaria Laaksonen et al., 30 November 2015)
- Small methods for big data (Heather Ford, Ethnography Matters, 9 February 2016)
- The future of designing autonomous systems will involve ethnographers (Madeleine Clare Elish, Ethnography Matters, 28 June 2016)
- The [human] codebreakers (Jessi Hempel, Backchannel, 8 August 2016)
- Smart ethnography (Goldsmiths Sociology workshop, 16 December 2016)
Plus:
Boellstorff, T. 2016. For whom the ontology turns: theorizing the digital real. Current Anthropology, 57(4), 387-407.
Escobar, A. 1994. Welcome to Cyberia: notes on the anthropology of cyberculture. Current Anthropology, 35(3), 211-231.
Hakken, D. 1999. Cyborgs@Cyberspace: an ethnographer looks to the future. London: Routledge.
Miller, D., Horst, H. 2012. The digital and the human: a prospectus for digital anthropology. In Horst, H. & D. Miller (eds.), Digital anthropology. London: Berg.
Pink, S. 2011. Digital visual anthropology: potentials and challenges. In Banks, M & J. Ruby (eds.), Made to be seen: perspectives on the history of visual anthropology. Chicago & London: The University of Chicago Press.
Pink, S., Horst, H., Postill, J., Hjorth, L., Lewis, T. & J. Tacchi. 2016. Digital ethnography: principles and practice. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage.
Whitehead, N. L., Wesch, M. (eds.) 2012. Human no more: digital subjectivities, unhuman subjects, and the end of anthropology. Boulder: University Press of Colorado.
Pokemon GO comes home: Manners pedagogy in the Japanese linguistic landscape
[This is an invited post by Debra J Occhi, Miyazaki International College (aka Hyuga Natsuko1, yellow team). Debra is a linguistic anthropologist employed at Miyazaki International College. Her current research interests include leisure, gender, cuteness, characters, and regionality.]
Anthropologists axed as part of humanities cull
Otago Daily Times
The department of anthropology and archaeology was not immune to the low enrolment numbers which had plagued the division since 2011, Prof Ballantyne said. “The changes we have worked through this year have been necessitated by the very
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