Anthrovision

Collection description

Description
  • Anthrovision entend répondre à l’accroissement constant des études portant sur le thème du visuel. Dans notre environnement « post-digital », il est difficile de trouver un espace non soumis à un flux constant de messages et de représentations audiovisuels, véhiculés par de multiples réseaux médiatiques et sociaux. L’enjeu d’Anthrovision est d’étudier, selon une approche anthropologique, le rôle du visuel dans l'art, la narration, la créativité, la performance, les sens et la corporalité.
Identifier

10670/2.52zq36

ISSN
Organization

OpenEdition

Discipline

Social Anthropology and ethnology (38) Art and art history (17) Communication sciences (12) Sociology (10) Literature (5) History (5) Philosophy (3) Musicology and performing arts (3) Geography (3) Education (3) Political science (2) Cultural heritage and museology (2) Linguistics (2) Management (2) Economies and finances (2) History, Philosophy and Sociology of Sciences (1) Gender studies (1) Archaeology and Prehistory (1)

Type

Articles (96) Periodicals (14) Reviews (10)

Authors

Date

120 documents
A Collaborative Filming Method with Characters and Crew
Rossella Schillaci (Nov 10, 2020)
Image as a Weapon:
Sophia Ferreira Pinheiro et al. (Nov 10, 2020)
Introduction
Judith Albrecht et al. (Nov 10, 2020)
Through Prisms
An van Dienderen et al. (Nov 10, 2020)
Provoking Film/Complicating Hierarchy
Theresa George (Nov 10, 2020)
Epistemic Disobedience
Judith Albrecht et al. (Nov 10, 2020)
Shared Video Work and Shared Writing
José Alfredo Jiménez Pérez et al. (Nov 10, 2020)
Can Ethnographic Filmmaking Truly Be Shared?
Tami Liberman (Nov 10, 2020)
The Voice of the Sierra Nevada
Agata Lulkowska (Nov 10, 2020)
Never Silent Sights.
Thomas John (Nov 10, 2020)
Aesthetic Encounters
Lucy Bell et al. (Mar 11, 2020)
Returning to Form: Anthropology, Art and a Trans-Formal Methodological Approach
Alex Flynn et al. (Mar 11, 2020)
Dak’Art Off. Between Local Art Forms and Global Art Canon Discourses.
Thomas Fillitz (Mar 11, 2020)
Introduction: Politics of Moving and (Un)settling Visual Arts
Thomas Fillitz (Mar 11, 2020)
Marketing African and Oceanic Art at the High-end of the Global Art Market: The Case of Christie’s and Sotheby’s
Tamara Schild (Mar 11, 2020)
Value, Correspondence, and Form: Recalibrating Scales for a Contemporary Anthropology of Art (Epilogue)
Jonas Tinius (Mar 11, 2020)
A Journey from Virtual and Mixed Reality to Byzantine Icons via Buddhist Philosophy
Paolo S. H. Favero (Mar 11, 2020)
Mayan Justice Practices and Community Video
Carlos Y. Flores (Aug 28, 2019)
Visual Anthropology From Latin America
Martha-Cecilia Dietrich et al. (Aug 28, 2019)
Visual Anthropology From Latin America: An Introduction
Carlos Y. Flores et al. (Aug 28, 2019)
Counter Narratives
Martha-Cecilia Dietrich et al. (Aug 28, 2019)
Guto and Graça
Angela Torresan (Aug 28, 2019)
An Expected Revolution? Visuality, autodefensas, and Imaginaries of Citizens’ Self-protection in Mexico
Gabriela Zamorano Villarreal (Aug 28, 2019)
The Cinematic Spell in an Island of Uncertainty
Christopher Murray (Aug 28, 2019)
Regimes of (In)visibility and Peripheral Vision
Antonio Zirión Pérez (Aug 28, 2019)

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