Visual Anthropology Part 2: Why Use Visual Anthropology?
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Slightly Problematic
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In which, Emily defines her role as a local, applied anthropologist with a camera. She brings examples from her own research, and explains the importance hyper-local storytelling, place-making and self-ethnography.
Text version with citations: https://www.slightlyproblematic.net/post/visual-anth-part-2
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Music by Miles Allen: https://milesallenmusic.com/
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