Ethnography Lab

A University of Toronto Anthropology initiative.

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Please join us for the first event in our upcoming series of Methods Cafés!

Event Title: The Scholar-Activist, featuring Dr. Anima Adjepong @animaadjepong.

When: Feb 3, 1-2:30 pm, EST
Where: Zoom, RSVP at https://t.co/h7Gr9NUnil

More detail below or on https://t.co/521gbepcJX

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This event is part of the Lab’s “Methods Café” series. Methods Cafés are typically lunch hour talks by practicing ethnographers on a specific aspect of ethnographic methods. The Lab has hosted Cafés on gamestorming, surveys, and sound techniques, archival research, among others.

[Ethnography Lab @EthnographyLab]

Please join us for the first event in our upcoming series of Methods Cafés!

Event Title: The Scholar-Activist, featuring Dr. Anima Adjepong @animaadjepong.

When: Feb 3, 1-2:30 pm, EST
Where: Zoom, RSVP at https://t.co/h7Gr9NUnil

More detail below or on https://t.co/521gbepcJX

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This event is co-hosted by Dr. Girish Daswani @girishdaswani & in partnership with UofT's Department of Anthropology's Professionalization Committee.

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Members of the Kensington Market Soundscape Study will present preliminary research & methods reflections from their at KM and at KM’s Pedestrian Sundays. Topics include multimodal experimental film, soundwalks as a ethnographic method, & multimedia sound recording, among others.

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Plz join us! for the roundtable: Sounds of/like A Mixed Use Neighborhood, Community and Conflict in Post-Lockdown Kensington

Date: November 16, 2022

Time: 5-6 PM

Location: AP 246, Department of Anthropology

Event description @ https://t.co/ZuQLDlnAEW

Or below

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In this post, Hemmasi discusses the joys and struggles of team-based ethnographic research with graduate students, the Kensington Market Sound Studies Project, and the navigation of community-engaged research partnerships.

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Check out ethnomusicology prof Farzi Hemmasi's new blog post on our website:

"From Cultural Critique to Community Engagement: An Introduction to the Kensington Market Soundscape Study"

To read the post - https://t.co/SR47SYzip8

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View the book here - https://t.co/0vL4wHAlKt

Download a free version of Tania’s chapter here https://t.co/jTqopJbFUe

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Tania Li has contributed to Philosophy on Fieldwork: Case Studies in Anthropological Analysis, edited by Nils Burbandt & Thomas Schwarz Wentzer. Chapters focus on one philosopher and the kinds of fieldwork their ideas inspire...

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Tania Li’s chapter “Foucault Foments Fieldwork in the University.” draws on research conducted by generations of students in her class “Ethnography of the University" - https://t.co/l0pxJANxzc

How to read it below

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and the social dimensions of robotics and artificial intelligence. Ochigame completed a BA at the University of California, Berkeley, and a PhD at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT).

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Please join us for the upcoming talk: The Paragenealogical Method in the Anthropology of Rationalities with Professor Rodrigo Ochigame

Lunch will be provided!
Date: Friday, October 21
Time: 12 pm
Location: AP330, Anthropology Building

Event description and speaker bio below

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nonbinary Turing machines from India, and frameworks of information science from Cuba. Their teaching specialties include digital anthropology, the anthropology of science and technology...