Exposition

Sound Scraps and Resources of Ethnographic Writing (2024)

Julie Métais
open exposition

About this exposition

Ethnographic work generally involves making sound recordings (recorded interviews, field recordings, or archival documents), whether or not the research includes a sonic dimension. But the sonic corpus of ethnographical research does not stop there; it also includes recorded "notepads," recordings related to daily life, telephone messages, etc. A large part of these sound data is discarded at the time of analysis and writing. What if it were otherwise? Relying on my research on cultural expressions of political conflicts in Oaxaca (Mexico), I propose a reflective approach to an initially discarded corpus of sounds, in order to reevaluate my listening and recording position as an anthropologist.
typeresearch exposition
date26/02/2024
published29/02/2024
last modified29/02/2024
statuspublished
share statusprivate
copyrightMetais
licenseCC BY-NC-ND
urlhttps://www.researchcatalogue.net/view/2601356/2601357
doihttps://doi.org/10.22501/JSS.2601356
published inJournal of Sonic Studies
portal issue25. Issue 25


Copyrights

nameJSS Banner
copyrightJSS
licenseAll rights reserved
usagespicture, picture, picture, picture, picture
name2_160723_discours_syndical
copyrightMetais
licenseAll rights reserved
usagesaudio
name4_Maestra_cancion_planton_28062016
copyrightMetais
licenseAll rights reserved
usagesaudio
name1_160724_bruit_blanc
copyrightMetais
licenseAll rights reserved
usagesaudio
name5_Voyage_Miahuatlan_20072016
copyrightMetais
licenseAll rights reserved
usagesaudio
name3_160802_repetition_pluie_fanfare
copyrightMetais
licenseAll rights reserved
usagesaudio

Comments are only available for registered users.