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Information, Technology, and Society in Asia 323

Issues and Methods in Cultural Anthropology and Ethnography: An Introduction to Anthropological Ethnography Focusing on Asia
This lecture series provides an overview of what the academic genre of ethnography has achieved over the past century or so. Although ethnographic monographs have also been written by scholars of various disciplines, this lecture series focuses on sociocultural anthropologists’ endeavors. Rather than discussing the possibilities and limitations of ethnography abstractly, the aim of this course is to provide a perspective on what an ethnography have (and have not) accomplished, by discussing critically two or three ethnographic monographs, many but not all of which are in the context of Asia, each time, both locating them in academic and social contexts of the time and and relating them to various ongoing debates.
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Information, Technology, and Society in Asia 323
名和 克郎
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授業計画
At present, the following contents are being prepared. The texts to be discussed in the second half will be chosen, reflecting the interests of the participants. 1. Introduction: Why ethnography? / Before fieldwork-based ethnography 2. Two types of fieldwork-based classic ethnographies 3. Challenges in introducing ethnography in East Asia 1 (Japan) 4. Challenges in introducing ethnography in East Asia 2 (China) 5. Language skill in anthropological fieldwork: a tool or more? 6. “structure”, “symbols”, or “interpretation of cultures”? Anthropological ethnographies until 1970s 7. Trying to be experience-nearer 8. "Communities" in larger systems 9. Ethnographic approaches to institutions 10. Dark ethnographies and its others 11. On positionality: auto-ethnography, activist ethnography, etc. 12. The issue of "otherness" in the first quarter of the twenty-first century 13. Ethnography without physically "being there"
授業の方法
The first class (April 9), will be held online by Zoom only. The second (April 16) and subsequent classes will be held in a HyFlex format using face-to-face (Room 304 on the third floor of the Institute for Advanced Studies on Asia in the Hongo campus) and Zoom. I strongly encourage you to attend classes in person when possible.
成績評価方法
Submission of a final report is mandatory. In addition to the content of the report, the content of reaction paper after each class and active participation in class will be taken into consideration for grading. Note: The final report must be in English. The reaction paper can be written in either Japanese or English.
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Information will be given within each lecture.
履修上の注意
This course will basically follow the GSII academic calendar. Due to the request from the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, the duration will be 90 minutes per class. Each class starts at 10:25. Please visit the first lecture via Zoom, or contact me before the second lecture. Assignments: Send me your "reaction paper" after each class via UTOL.