De l’incident de terrain à l’écriture de l’évocation
Moving towards a collaborative epistemology between art and anthropology, this paper reflects upon writing forms that attempt to reduce the epistemic violence of ethnographic encounters. A brief history of the benefits of the crisis of representation (Writing Culture) is followed by hints on concept...
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Laboratoire d'Ethnologie et de Sociologie Comparative
2023-06-01
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| description | Moving towards a collaborative epistemology between art and anthropology, this paper reflects upon writing forms that attempt to reduce the epistemic violence of ethnographic encounters. A brief history of the benefits of the crisis of representation (Writing Culture) is followed by hints on concepts of autoethnography, sensorial anthropology, and anthropology through the body. Drawing on a fieldwork on contemporary dance, the anthropologist highlights how a phenomenological description of dance can expand choreographers’ questions that might be raised within the dance studio. Textual propositions are presented to support a more ethical and collaborative writing: a symmetrical dialogue with dance studies; the negotiation of generative terms; a writing based on the notion of evocation rather than representation; and finally, a sensorial, phenomenological and autoethnographic writing. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-e4f632149d0145b8bfc74f5c99fb96862025-01-30T13:42:36ZfraLaboratoire d'Ethnologie et de Sociologie ComparativeAteliers d'Anthropologie2117-38692023-06-0110.4000/ateliers.17976De l’incident de terrain à l’écriture de l’évocationClaire VionnetMoving towards a collaborative epistemology between art and anthropology, this paper reflects upon writing forms that attempt to reduce the epistemic violence of ethnographic encounters. A brief history of the benefits of the crisis of representation (Writing Culture) is followed by hints on concepts of autoethnography, sensorial anthropology, and anthropology through the body. Drawing on a fieldwork on contemporary dance, the anthropologist highlights how a phenomenological description of dance can expand choreographers’ questions that might be raised within the dance studio. Textual propositions are presented to support a more ethical and collaborative writing: a symmetrical dialogue with dance studies; the negotiation of generative terms; a writing based on the notion of evocation rather than representation; and finally, a sensorial, phenomenological and autoethnographic writing.https://journals.openedition.org/ateliers/17976autoethnographycontemporary danceethnographic accountsensitive and evocative writingWriting CultureSwitzerland |
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| title | De l’incident de terrain à l’écriture de l’évocation |
| title_full | De l’incident de terrain à l’écriture de l’évocation |
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| title_short | De l’incident de terrain à l’écriture de l’évocation |
| title_sort | de l incident de terrain a l ecriture de l evocation |
| topic | autoethnography contemporary dance ethnographic account sensitive and evocative writing Writing Culture Switzerland |
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