Sentence examples for ethnographic archive from inspiring English sources

The "Distance and Desire" series juxtaposes historical photography from southern and eastern Africa with the work of African and African-American artists who engage with the ethnographic archive.

I talk to Bruce McLean and Vernon Ah Kee – the artist created one of one of McLean's favourite works, Neither Pride nor Courage, which he shared with us about earlier this week – to talk about reclaiming old ethnographic archives through portraiture.

Ethnographic practices: Ethnographers engage in fieldwork.

In a research room inside the museum, Christian flicks through the archive, a foundational set of ethnographic photographs collected by the British anthropologist Sir Walter Baldwin Spencer.

This paper employs sociocultural anthropology methods innovatively: rather than emphasizing the data collection aspect of participant observation, it emphasizes interpretive discourse analysis, sampling the archives of the New York Times as a de facto ethnographic repository of the U.S. discourse on nuclear waste spanning the years 1945 1969.

The data used here has been generated as part of the larger EL project (Everyday Life archives, 4) at the CCD research group.5 Using an ethnographic design that focuses upon "natural" datasets, our objective has been to map the nature of contemporary languaging and political discourse in the mediascape Facebook.

We thank Prof Charles Becker (Centre National de Recherche Scientifique, France), for guidance over the use of French colonial archives, Prof Barry Hewlett (Univ of Vancouver, Canada) for having provided us his original ethnographic dataset.

The pursuit of collective memory was to constitute a major change in ethnographic practice: the 'life story' of local worlds, of bodies, magic, and markets could be rendered intelligible through the oral archive.

An ethnographic study?

Huedin has an ethnographic museum.

This archive is your archive.