Qualitative Research Methods
Explore diverse qualitative research techniques including literature reviews, content analysis, ethnography, interviews, focus groups, and usability testing to enhance your research skills.
Stanford Seminar - TechFail: From Intersectional Inaccessibility to Inclusive Design
Exploration of gaming technology accessibility, highlighting issues and potential solutions. Discusses inclusive design approaches and the impact on marginalized users, drawing from a decade-long ethnography.
Cultural Anthropology 2021
Explore human diversity through biology, culture, language, and social relations. Examine globalization, identity, and material culture using anthropological research methods.
Outlander Ethnography
Explore historical fiction's ethnographic potential through "Outlander," examining emic and etic perspectives, research ethics, and case studies in social science.
Qualitative Research Design
Comprehensive exploration of qualitative research methods, covering design, implementation, analysis, and theoretical perspectives for aspiring researchers and academics.
The Personal is Political: Gender Dynamics in Surfing
サーフィンの世界におけるジェンダー問題を社会学的視点から探求。エスノグラフィーを用いて、日常的な相互作用がもたらすジェンダー・ダイナミクスを分析し、解決策を模索する。
Heteropolitanisation Now: On the Nature of the Post-Yugoslav Urban Bricolage
Explore post-Yugoslav urban transformation through unconventional research methods. Examine privatized apartments, everyday practices, and spatial appropriation in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, and Montenegro.
Misreading Climate Change in Bangladesh - Development Narratives and Environmental Impacts
Explore how development projects in Bangladesh, intended for climate adaptation, may exacerbate environmental issues and inequality. Analyze flawed narratives linking interventions to climate change in the Global South.
The Cactus Hunters - Desire and Extinction in the Illicit Succulent Trade
Explore the paradoxical world of succulent collectors engaging in illicit trade, threatening species they love. Uncover complex motivations beyond profit, delving into desire and anxiety shaping plant futures.
Talking about Chat at Work in the Global South - An Ethnographic Study of Chat Use in India and Kenya
Ethnographic study exploring chat app usage in large enterprises across India and Kenya, examining communication patterns, organizational functions, and integration with existing work practices.
Stay Human - Why Academia Still Needs the Humanities
Historian Marah Litchford advocates for the crucial role of humanities in academia, highlighting its importance in understanding human experiences and fostering critical thinking skills.
Ethnography of Computer Security Evasions in Healthcare Settings - Circumvention as the Norm
Explores healthcare professionals' workarounds to computer security, examining motivations and behaviors that weaken security policies. Discusses ethnographic methods to understand and address these circumventions.
Temporality and Thingness - Towards Manyworlding Futures in Anthropology
Explore how algorithmic environments and technological infrastructures reshape human perception of time, space, and reality through ethnographic research at CERN and other scientific institutions.
世代を超えてつながる：狩猟採集社会における子育て - 第4回
Discover how child-rearing practices in San hunter-gatherer societies reveal essential insights about human parenting through analysis of breastfeeding, baby exercises, songs, and dance activities in Namibia's Kun San community.
On Misrepresentation of Identities | Sada Malumfashi | TEDxMinna
In a world shaped by media, politics, and social perception, identities are often reduced to stereotypes. This talk explores how communities, especially in Northern Nigeria, have been misrepresented and the long-term impact of these narratives. Sada challenges us to confront distorted stories, recla
Returning The Pillar to Yasuni | Sofia Hoffman | TEDxPSU
Indigenous communities in the Amazon have more being extracted from them than oil - research is too. Extractive research, using communities to get publishable results and then maintaining no further relationship, hurts the communities this research should benefit. Sofia Hoffman discusses a different
Locating Culture Through Listening to Derian Bukit | Sheila Julis | TEDxUoNMalaysia
When one begins to recognize the Orang Asli as equals, this shift often brings an unexpected reversal. Assumptions carried as neutral or universal start to feel partial. In that moment, the Orang Asli worldview quietly reveals the limits of the observer’s own ways of knowing. What if we approach Or