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Geografías fílmicas: audiovisual, material-incorporado / La géographie filmique: audio-visuelle, matérielle-incarnée

Abstract:

Although conventionally described as a ‘visual’ method, film-making is also increasingly used within research on embodiment. However, much remains to be said about the ability of filmic methods to enhance researchers’ capacity to think and research through the body. Drawing on my experience of making four research films, in this paper, I attempt to advance this agenda in three steps. First, I introduce anthropological work on the filming body to shed light on the technologically-mediated enco...

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Published

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Peer reviewed

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