Titlebook: A Collection of Creative Anthropologies; Drowning in Blue Lig Eva van Roekel,Fiona Murphy Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The A

GOAD

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-61178-0etry, music, song, short story, an essay—to where have you arrived? Select the piece you found through a serendipitous flick of hand. Turn the pages slowly as you pass by many different creative forms. Read, pause, find joy in it. Repeat this process when you need to. Creative work is always a salve

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J. P. Skovsgaard,H. A. Henriksen—which spanned 2020 to 2023 and involved interviews, case studies, surveys, media analysis, and digital participant observation—aimed to provide insight on the affective dynamics of crowdfunding as a situated relational practice; connecting the experiences of campaign organisers, recipiences, and au

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-03476-5w. Suckle of flesh, memory of heat, of being held, all dead now. The beauty of beckoning, the breaking of heart. No warm embrace. Farewell my everything, my everyone. Force of step, teetering of waves-rocky and hurtling. I see it. I feel ill. Is it too soon to feel so ill? Or, is it too late? My def

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-31548-5reshold from life to fieldwork. Well, maybe her professors, the judges. Still, this time, it will different, she hopes. Not what she had done before when she tried doing research on her own, making it up as she went along, fumbling with questions probably too personal to ask people she had only just

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-31548-5es, and an alternative mode of storytelling. An ethno-graphic novel provides an opportunity to give back the stories entrusted to the anthropologist during the research period and make the stories embedded in the data widely known. This chapter offers an example of ‘retrospective (re)presentation’:

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Nucleation, Growth and Coarsening,e was hardly recognizable anymore from the footpath. A massive ash tree covered almost the entire fa?ade. The dark grey stones had not been cleaned for over a decade, and parts of the building had been demolished. Nevertheless, even with merely its remains, the theatre still stood out. The new mayor

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H. Pretzsch,C. Matthew,J. Dielerical school in Berlin in the 1920s. In that school in Germany, Karve was the only researcher who contradicted a racist hypothesis that prevailed at that time and place, namely, that skulls of Europeans had a larger skull capacity on their left side. This story narrates Karve’s thoughts during her re