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AnthroVision is an electronic online journal dealing with visual anthropology and the anthropology of the visual in an emerging post-digital world characterised a diverse and constant influence of audio-visual forms of representation embedded in an increasingly complex network of media and visual communication practices. A group of interested scholars linked through the Visual Anthropology Network of the European Association of Social Anthropologists (VANEASA) decided to create this platformto give an opportunity to colleagues from interdisciplinary background to publish articles including audiovisual material and to promote innovative ways of writing within an academic framework.
Latest issue
10 | 2023
Filming Futures
Future-making and Speculative Fiction in Ethnographic Film and Multimodal Practice
Edited by Anna Lisa Ramella, Steffen Köhn and Igor Karim
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Introduction [Full text]Filming Futures. Future-making and Speculative Fiction in Ethnographic Film and Multimodal Practice
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The Beehive Metaphor in Blade Runner 2049 [Full text]The Advent of Precision Beekeeping, from Clay to Silicone
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Nomadic Time in Sarawak, Malaysia [Full text]Beyond Futures in the face of the Planetary Emergency
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Research and experimental section
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The Need to Be Seen, and the Need for Escapism. [Full text]Image and Imagination in Multimodal Visual Research with Children in Prison.
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Still Lifes [Full text]Notes on Withering Refuge and Beyond
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Speculations and Survivals: [Full text]The Fabulation of the Future and the Untimely Persistence of the Past
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Diving Into the Overheated City
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