In which, Emily defines her role as a local, applied anthropologist with a camera. She brings examples from her own research, and explains the importance hyper-local storytelling, place-making and self-ethnography.
Text version with citations: https://www.slightlyproblematic.net/post/visual-anth-part-2
Learn more at https://www.slightlyproblematic.net/​
Music by Miles Allen: https://milesallenmusic.com/​

In which, Emily defines her role as a local, applied anthropologist with a camera. She brings examples from her own research, and explains the importance hyper-local storytelling, place-making and self-ethnography. Text version with citations: https://www.slightlyproblematic.net/post/visual-anth-part-2 Learn more at https://www.slightlyproblematic.net/​ Music by Miles Allen: https://milesallenmusic.com/​

Visual Anthropology Part 2: Why Use Visual Anthropology?

Slightly Problematic is a team of anthropologists critically engaging with their field and actively exploring anthropology as a valuable service to industries and organizations. We create researched content that is driven by passion, empathy, and activism as we explore the multitude of ways anthropology can provide context for our contemporary realities.

We aim to share new anthropological ideas, apply our work both within and beyond an academic context, and to f*ck sh*t up, anthropologically speaking.

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Slightly Problematic is a team of anthropologists critically engaging with their field and actively exploring anthropology as a valuable service to industries and organizations. We create researched content that is driven by passion, empathy, and activism as we explore the multitude of ways anthropology can provide context for our contemporary realities. We aim to share new anthropological ideas, apply our work both within and beyond an academic context, and to f*ck sh*t up, anthropologically speaking.

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