cinema industry, on the other, reconfiguring what had traditionally been understood as the distinct domains of science and art. 1 Sergei Eisenstein's collaboration with Alexander Luria and Lev Vygotsky emerged from this context of “proto–third culture
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The Eisenstein-Vygotsky-Luria Collaboration
Triangulation and Third Culture Debates
Julia Vassilieva
Confronting Collaboration
Dilemmas in an Ethnographic Study of Health Policy Makers
Serena Heckler and Andrew Russell
In this article we report on collaborative, ethnographic research investigating the first regional tobacco control office in the U.K. and some of the dilemmas it poses. The ideal of collaboration is fully realisable in this setting, where the participants are both eager and qualified to contribute meaningfully to the project. However, the fulfilment of such an ideal poses its own problems. For example, the educational level and professional expertise of some participants allows them to fully engage with the theoretical framework to the extent that they could, if allowed, rewrite manuscripts. Other issues are more subtle, such as how to establish appropriate boundaries between the researcher and the tobacco control office staff. We suggest that the collaborative research model presupposes differentials of power, education and culture between researchers and participants that do not necessarily apply in the case of research in such settings. Where these differentials are lacking, the field is open for dominant participants to assume `undue influence' over the research project. To prevent this, we have reinstated boundaries between object and subject that were originally dissolved as part of the collaborative model. As a result, our project is maintaining a delicate balance between the conflicting aims of objectivity and collaboration.
In Anthropology in Action
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- 01 Mar 2008
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- 14–21 (7 total)
Collaboration in Focus
Photographic Evidence in the French Purge Trials, 1944–1949
Abigail E. Lewis
collective memory of French universal resistance to Nazism. 2 Beyond their aesthetics, the photographs’ history also invoked French collaboration with the Nazi Regime. The photographs came from the personal collection of André Zucca, a photographer who had
In French Politics, Culture & Society
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- 01 Dec 2022
- Article Type:
- Research Article
- Pages:
- 73–98 (26 total)
Decolonizing Research, Cosmo-optimistic Collaboration?
Making Object Biographies
Margareta von Oswald and Verena Rodatus
—with their many underresearched objects—to reflect on the objects’ hidden “affordances” ( Basu and De Jong 2016 ) in order to question the museum’s politics of access and knowledge production. One aim of our collaboration with Professor Tchibozo was to
Negotiating Girl-led Advocacy
Addressing Early and Forced Marriage in South Africa
Sadiyya Haffejee, Astrid Treffry-Goatley, Lisa Wiebesiek, and Nkonzo Mkhize
this article, we describe the collaborative, intergenerational partnership between the SIFs and us, the adult research team. Drawing on specific examples of partnership and collaboration, we highlight the girls’ agency in working with adults as partners
In Girlhood Studies
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- 01 Jun 2020
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- Research Article
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- 18–34 (17 total)
Lisen Dellenborg and Margret Lepp
example of how drama and ethnography can be combined into ethnographic drama and introduced into healthcare settings for research on how to support healthcare professionals in their everyday work. Kirsten Hastrup (2017: 316 ) suggests that collaboration
In Anthropology in Action
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- 01 Mar 2018
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- Research Article
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- 1–14 (14 total)
George E. Marcus
This article engages the current challenges that the ecology of designing and implementing ethnographic research today presents to the still powerful culture of method in anthropology, especially as it is manifested in the production of apprentice graduate dissertation research by anthropologists in the making. The Anthropology of Public Policy defines a recent and emerging terrain of anthropological research that challenges the culture of fieldwork/ethnographic method at the core of anthropology's practice and identity. Thus, what might emerge, in the author's view, is not a new or adjusted handbook of method, but a more far-reaching discussion of how the very function of ethnographic research shifts in response to this challenge in terms of collaboration and pedagogy.
In Anthropology in Action
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- 01 Jun 2008
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- 47–57 (10 total)
Virile Resistance and Servile Collaboration
Interrupting the Gendered Representation of Betrayal in Resistance Movements
Maša Mrovlje
narratives of resistance commonly evoke ideals of heroic masculinity, collaboration and betrayal tend to be associated with images of servile or seductive femininity ( Judt 2011: 49–50 ; Mihai 2019: 57 ; Sartre 2017: 58–60 ). Scholars have drawn attention
Stacie Friend
studies of something else. What is required is a more robust collaboration with experimental scientists in developing studies of genuine potential relevance to our concerns. This does not mean that empirical results will answer philosophical questions
Translocated Colonial Subjects in Collaboration
Animals and Human Knowledge
Pushkar Sohoni
harnessed for any advantage in agriculture, transport, or war. The importance of this collaboration was implicitly realized in the modes of deployment of animals, where traditional animal handlers were often transported with animals in non