Anthropological film and video in the 1990s
By: Jack R. Rollwagen, editor.
Contributors: Rollwagen, Jack R.
Series: Case studies in documentary filmmaking and videomaking -- v. 1
Publisher: The Institute Press
Published: 1993
Place of publication: Brockport, N.Y
Language: eng
Number of pages: 460
Subjects: Motion pictures in ethnology; Anthropology -- Methodology; Video recording in ethnology
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Charting content, freezing structure: a methodological base for visual ethnography -- Fadwa El Guindi; title: "Presenting Dr. Fritz": the making of an anthropological monograph on video about a Brazilian spiritist healer-medium -- Sidney Greenfield; title: Myth and film -- Robert Ascher; title: "Why we cried to see him again": Indonesian villagers' responses to the filmic disruption of time -- Janet Hoskins; title: Everybody's a critic: video programming with Guatemalan refugees in the U.S. -- Allan Burns; title: Beyond ethnographic film: hypermedia and scholarship -- Karen Vered; title: Anthropological visualization of the Huichol in ethnographic film: a discussion of the problem of contextualization -- Jay Courtney Fikes; title: "Visual resources for university classrooms and adult education": video modules for university classroom, and beyond -- Jack R. Rollwagen -- The; title: design of ethnographic hypermedia -- Peter Biella -- A; title: teaching model for ethnographic film -- James W. Green; title: Integrating film into teaching about ethnicity and multiculturalism -- Ellen C. K. Johnson; title: Ethnographic cinema: sources for teaching regional courses-- Peter Allen.