Transcultural Montage
Herausgeber: Suhr, Christian; Willerslev, Rane
Transcultural Montage
Herausgeber: Suhr, Christian; Willerslev, Rane
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Disruptive montage has often been regarded as a potential threat to the dialogue between scholarly representations and the social world. This volume asserts the opposite: that the destabilization of commonsense perception is the very precondition for transcending social and cultural categories.
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Disruptive montage has often been regarded as a potential threat to the dialogue between scholarly representations and the social world. This volume asserts the opposite: that the destabilization of commonsense perception is the very precondition for transcending social and cultural categories.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Berghahn Books
- Seitenzahl: 338
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Oktober 2013
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 280mm x 216mm x 22mm
- Gewicht: 1030g
- ISBN-13: 9780857459640
- ISBN-10: 0857459643
- Artikelnr.: 38487753
- Verlag: Berghahn Books
- Seitenzahl: 338
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Oktober 2013
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 280mm x 216mm x 22mm
- Gewicht: 1030g
- ISBN-13: 9780857459640
- ISBN-10: 0857459643
- Artikelnr.: 38487753
Christian Suhr is a filmmaker and a post-doctoral research fellow in anthropology at Aarhus University. He is the co-director of the award-winning films Unity through Culture (DER, 2011), Ngat is Dead (DER, 2009), as well as Want a Camel, Yes? (Persona Film, 2005). He is author of the forthcoming ethnographic film monograph Descending with Angels about Islamic exorcism and Danish psychiatry and the article "Can Film Show the Invisible?" (with Rane Willerslev, Current Anthropology, 2012).
Introduction: Montage as an Amplifier of Invisibility
Rane Willerslev and Christian Suhr
Part I: Montage as an Analytic
Chapter 1. Montage and Time: Deleuze, Cinema and a Buddhist Sorcery Rite
Bruce Kapferer
Chapter 2. Temporal Aesthetics: On Deleuzian Montage in Anthropology
Morten Nielsen
Chapter 3. All the Difference in the World: Liminality, Montage and the
Re-Invention of Comparative Anthropology
Stuart McLean
Chapter 4. Into the Gloaming: A Montage of the Senses
Andrew Irving
Part II: Montage in Writing
Chapter 5. Being a Montage
Anne Line Dalsgaard
Chapter 6. Smith's Tour Favela
Paul Antick
Chapter 7. Labour days: a non-linear narrative of development
Nina Vohnsen
Chapter 8. Mind the Gap
Karen Lisa Salamon
Part III: Montage in Film
Chapter 9. Women in Cities: Comparative Modernities and Cinematic Space in
the 1930s
Catherine Russell
Chapter 10. Radioglaz and the Global City: Possibilities and Constraints of
Experimental Montage
Julia T. S. Binter
Chapter 11. Filming in the Light of Memory
Alyssa Grossman
Chapter 12. Montage as analysis in ethnographic and documentary
filmmaking: From hunting for plots towards weaving baskets of data
Jakob Kirstein Høgel
Chapter 13. In Defense of Observational Cinema: The Significance of the
Bazinian Turn for Ethnographic Filmmaking
Anna Grimshaw
Part IV: Montage in Museum Exhibitions
Chapter 14. Assembling Potentials, Mounting Effects: Ethnographic
Exhibitions Beyond Correspondence
Peter Bjerregaard
Chapter 15. Assembling Bodies: Cuts, Clusters and Juxtapositions
Rebecca Empson
Chapter 16. Project Villa Sovietica: Clashing Images, Expectations, and
Receptions
Alexandra Schüssler and Willem Mes
Afterword: The Traffic in Montage, Then and Now
George E. Marcus
Rane Willerslev and Christian Suhr
Part I: Montage as an Analytic
Chapter 1. Montage and Time: Deleuze, Cinema and a Buddhist Sorcery Rite
Bruce Kapferer
Chapter 2. Temporal Aesthetics: On Deleuzian Montage in Anthropology
Morten Nielsen
Chapter 3. All the Difference in the World: Liminality, Montage and the
Re-Invention of Comparative Anthropology
Stuart McLean
Chapter 4. Into the Gloaming: A Montage of the Senses
Andrew Irving
Part II: Montage in Writing
Chapter 5. Being a Montage
Anne Line Dalsgaard
Chapter 6. Smith's Tour Favela
Paul Antick
Chapter 7. Labour days: a non-linear narrative of development
Nina Vohnsen
Chapter 8. Mind the Gap
Karen Lisa Salamon
Part III: Montage in Film
Chapter 9. Women in Cities: Comparative Modernities and Cinematic Space in
the 1930s
Catherine Russell
Chapter 10. Radioglaz and the Global City: Possibilities and Constraints of
Experimental Montage
Julia T. S. Binter
Chapter 11. Filming in the Light of Memory
Alyssa Grossman
Chapter 12. Montage as analysis in ethnographic and documentary
filmmaking: From hunting for plots towards weaving baskets of data
Jakob Kirstein Høgel
Chapter 13. In Defense of Observational Cinema: The Significance of the
Bazinian Turn for Ethnographic Filmmaking
Anna Grimshaw
Part IV: Montage in Museum Exhibitions
Chapter 14. Assembling Potentials, Mounting Effects: Ethnographic
Exhibitions Beyond Correspondence
Peter Bjerregaard
Chapter 15. Assembling Bodies: Cuts, Clusters and Juxtapositions
Rebecca Empson
Chapter 16. Project Villa Sovietica: Clashing Images, Expectations, and
Receptions
Alexandra Schüssler and Willem Mes
Afterword: The Traffic in Montage, Then and Now
George E. Marcus
Introduction: Montage as an Amplifier of Invisibility
Rane Willerslev and Christian Suhr
Part I: Montage as an Analytic
Chapter 1. Montage and Time: Deleuze, Cinema and a Buddhist Sorcery Rite
Bruce Kapferer
Chapter 2. Temporal Aesthetics: On Deleuzian Montage in Anthropology
Morten Nielsen
Chapter 3. All the Difference in the World: Liminality, Montage and the
Re-Invention of Comparative Anthropology
Stuart McLean
Chapter 4. Into the Gloaming: A Montage of the Senses
Andrew Irving
Part II: Montage in Writing
Chapter 5. Being a Montage
Anne Line Dalsgaard
Chapter 6. Smith's Tour Favela
Paul Antick
Chapter 7. Labour days: a non-linear narrative of development
Nina Vohnsen
Chapter 8. Mind the Gap
Karen Lisa Salamon
Part III: Montage in Film
Chapter 9. Women in Cities: Comparative Modernities and Cinematic Space in
the 1930s
Catherine Russell
Chapter 10. Radioglaz and the Global City: Possibilities and Constraints of
Experimental Montage
Julia T. S. Binter
Chapter 11. Filming in the Light of Memory
Alyssa Grossman
Chapter 12. Montage as analysis in ethnographic and documentary
filmmaking: From hunting for plots towards weaving baskets of data
Jakob Kirstein Høgel
Chapter 13. In Defense of Observational Cinema: The Significance of the
Bazinian Turn for Ethnographic Filmmaking
Anna Grimshaw
Part IV: Montage in Museum Exhibitions
Chapter 14. Assembling Potentials, Mounting Effects: Ethnographic
Exhibitions Beyond Correspondence
Peter Bjerregaard
Chapter 15. Assembling Bodies: Cuts, Clusters and Juxtapositions
Rebecca Empson
Chapter 16. Project Villa Sovietica: Clashing Images, Expectations, and
Receptions
Alexandra Schüssler and Willem Mes
Afterword: The Traffic in Montage, Then and Now
George E. Marcus
Rane Willerslev and Christian Suhr
Part I: Montage as an Analytic
Chapter 1. Montage and Time: Deleuze, Cinema and a Buddhist Sorcery Rite
Bruce Kapferer
Chapter 2. Temporal Aesthetics: On Deleuzian Montage in Anthropology
Morten Nielsen
Chapter 3. All the Difference in the World: Liminality, Montage and the
Re-Invention of Comparative Anthropology
Stuart McLean
Chapter 4. Into the Gloaming: A Montage of the Senses
Andrew Irving
Part II: Montage in Writing
Chapter 5. Being a Montage
Anne Line Dalsgaard
Chapter 6. Smith's Tour Favela
Paul Antick
Chapter 7. Labour days: a non-linear narrative of development
Nina Vohnsen
Chapter 8. Mind the Gap
Karen Lisa Salamon
Part III: Montage in Film
Chapter 9. Women in Cities: Comparative Modernities and Cinematic Space in
the 1930s
Catherine Russell
Chapter 10. Radioglaz and the Global City: Possibilities and Constraints of
Experimental Montage
Julia T. S. Binter
Chapter 11. Filming in the Light of Memory
Alyssa Grossman
Chapter 12. Montage as analysis in ethnographic and documentary
filmmaking: From hunting for plots towards weaving baskets of data
Jakob Kirstein Høgel
Chapter 13. In Defense of Observational Cinema: The Significance of the
Bazinian Turn for Ethnographic Filmmaking
Anna Grimshaw
Part IV: Montage in Museum Exhibitions
Chapter 14. Assembling Potentials, Mounting Effects: Ethnographic
Exhibitions Beyond Correspondence
Peter Bjerregaard
Chapter 15. Assembling Bodies: Cuts, Clusters and Juxtapositions
Rebecca Empson
Chapter 16. Project Villa Sovietica: Clashing Images, Expectations, and
Receptions
Alexandra Schüssler and Willem Mes
Afterword: The Traffic in Montage, Then and Now
George E. Marcus