in terms of the contrasts to the disciplinary measures to contain contagion during the seventeenth-century plague in a town. While dissimilar in modes, there are certain resonances in the control mechanisms and ‘disorder’ performances which arose
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Ethnographic witnessing
Or, hope is the first anthropological emotion
Carole McGranahan
ethnographic witnessing is, as anthropologist and performance artist Gina Athena Ulysse (2015) puts it, a means of engaging the visceral in the structural so that processes of inequality and dehumanisation can be named and challenged. Witnessing is moral
COVID-19 as method
Managing the ubiquity of waste and waste-collectors in India
Tridibesh Dey
-political performances of responsible citizenship ( Hawkins 2001 ). Yet, the mission also revealed socio-economic fault lines among the population of the country. It led to citizen vigilantism ( Doron 2016 ; Luthra 2018 ) and stringent policing of the public space. This
Art Gallery Education in New Zealand during COVID-19
The Emergence of a Community of Practice
Esther Helen McNaughton
be Learning Experiences Outside the Classroom (LEOTC) contestable governmental funding, which has particular performance criteria; the fact that New Zealand art galleries are cultural institutions that operate within a constitutionally bicultural
