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Teaser and concept for a fictive documentary film, in cooperation Annika Hauke
(In German only)
Teaser and concept for a fictive documentary film, in cooperation Annika Hauke
(In German only)
Teaser and concept for a fictive documentary film, in cooperation Annika Hauke
(In German only)
Teaser and concept for a fictive documentary film, in cooperation Annika Hauke
(In German only)
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Women in Couleur
After two terms of theoretical and practical training in visual anthropology my fellow students of the Granada Centre for Visual Anthropology (The University of Manchester, UK) and I set off to conduct ethnographic fieldwork across the globe. Like many others, I went back to my home country. As I am interested in studies that contrast collective forms of self-representation with the individual"s perception, I decided to focus on female practitioners of Christian student societies in Austria. From February to August 2015 I followed several groups who are located in different cities and towns.
After two terms of theoretical and practical training in visual anthropology my fellow students of the Granada Centre for Visual Anthropology (The University of Manchester, UK) and I set off to conduct ethnographic fieldwork across the globe. Like many others, I went back to my home country. As I am interested in studies that contrast collective forms of self-representation with the individual"s perception, I decided to focus on female practitioners of Christian student societies in Austria. From February to August 2015 I followed several groups who are located in different cities and towns.
After two terms of theoretical and practical training in visual anthropology my fellow students of the Granada Centre for Visual Anthropology (The University of Manchester, UK) and I set off to conduct ethnographic fieldwork across the globe. Like many others, I went back to my home country. As I am interested in studies that contrast collective forms of self-representation with the individual"s perception, I decided to focus on female practitioners of Christian student societies in Austria. From February to August 2015 I followed several groups who are located in different cities and towns.
After two terms of theoretical and practical training in visual anthropology my fellow students of the Granada Centre for Visual Anthropology (The University of Manchester, UK) and I set off to conduct ethnographic fieldwork across ...
