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UID:news59@ethnologie.philhist.unibas.ch
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SUMMARY:Co-Producing Stories: ethnographic fieldwork as art/iculation (PhD 
 project)
DESCRIPTION:In this week’s Wednesday colloquium we will watch a short doc
 umentary (27 min.) that I co-produced during my doctoral research about th
 e role and reach of artists in the Western Kenyan oppositional city of Kis
 umu. The documentary presents the life and work(s) of David Weda\, alias 
 „Dawe Dawe“\, a poet / spoken word artist from Kisumu. Based on the do
 cumentary\, I will highlight key topics of my dissertation as well as meth
 odological challenges. The theoretical apparatus of discourse analysis dev
 eloped by Laclau and Mouffe around the concept of articulation (1985) is p
 articularly suitable for analyzing art/ists\, as it enables us to take int
 o account the many layers and ways of expression - in both work(s) and the
  life of an artist - in a situated way. Based on the documentary\, howeve
 r\, I discuss some of my own difficulties with the highly complex forms of
  data collection that such concept requires\, and how this collaborative f
 orm of knowledge-production has helped me to tackle some of these difficul
 ties.\\r\\nProgram of the Colloquium [t3://file?uid=352]
X-ALT-DESC:<br />In this week’s Wednesday colloquium we will watch a shor
 t documentary (27 min.) that I co-produced during my doctoral research abo
 ut the role and reach of artists in the Western Kenyan oppositional city o
 f Kisumu. The documentary presents the life and work(s) of David Weda\, al
 ias „Dawe Dawe“\, a poet / spoken word artist from Kisumu. Based on th
 e documentary\, I will highlight key topics of my dissertation as well as 
 methodological challenges. The theoretical apparatus of discourse analysis
  developed by Laclau and Mouffe around the concept of articulation (1985) 
 is particularly suitable for analyzing art/ists\, as it enables us to take
  into account the many layers and ways of expression - in both work(s) and
  the life of an artist - in a situated way.&nbsp\;Based on the documentary
 \, however\, I discuss some of my own difficulties with the highly complex
  forms of data collection that such concept requires\, and how this collab
 orative form of knowledge-production has helped me to tackle some of these
  difficulties.<br /><br />\n<a title="Opens internal link in current windo
 w" href="t3://file?uid=352">Program of the Colloquium</a>
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