Titlebook: Ethnography after Humanism; Power, Politics and Lindsay Hamilton,Nik Taylor Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2017

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Listening for the Voices of Animalsand practical approaches to the study of social life that we think make an ideal starting point for developing new posthuman or multi-species methods. In this chapter, we continue building our argument that such methods are needed by considering . we should listen to—and for—the voices of other anim

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What Can Ethnography Be?han as objects or materials. We are particularly excited by the prospect of ethnographies that account for the complexities of the relationships between humans and other species, rather than play to the reductive traditional dichotomies that have partitioned animals from mainstream social science. W

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Sensory Methods the other senses of smell, taste, touch and so on have been similarly embraced by qualitative researchers. While visual culture has prompted a whole range of new research techniques, other sensory media have often been sidelined (Pink, 2015). Many authors have noted that there exists a “hierarchy o

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