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240161 VS The Visual in Visual Anthropology Re-Mix (3.2.6) (2013W)
Continuous assessment of course work
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Participation at first session is obligatory!DO 10.10.2013 16.45-20.00 Ort. HS A, NIG 4. Stock
DO 24.10.2013 16.45-20.00 Ort. HS A, NIG 4. Stock
DO 07.11.2013 16.45-20.00 Ort. ÜR, NIG 4. Stock
DO 21.11.2013 16.45-20.00 Ort. ÜR, NIG 4. Stock
DO 05.12.2013 16.45-20.00 Ort. HS A, NIG 4. Stock
DO 09.01.2014 16.45-20.00 Ort. HS A, NIG 4. Stock
DO 23.01.2014 16.45-20.00 Ort. HS A, NIG 4. StockATTENTION: Changed dates!!!
DO 24.10.2013 16.45-20.00 Ort. HS A, NIG 4. Stock
DO 07.11.2013 16.45-20.00 Ort. ÜR, NIG 4. Stock
DO 21.11.2013 16.45-20.00 Ort. ÜR, NIG 4. Stock
DO 05.12.2013 16.45-20.00 Ort. HS A, NIG 4. Stock
DO 09.01.2014 16.45-20.00 Ort. HS A, NIG 4. Stock
DO 23.01.2014 16.45-20.00 Ort. HS A, NIG 4. StockATTENTION: Changed dates!!!
Registration/Deregistration
Note: The time of your registration within the registration period has no effect on the allocation of places (no first come, first served).
- Registration is open from Su 01.09.2013 00:01 to Tu 24.09.2013 23:59
- Deregistration possible until Su 13.10.2013 23:59
Details
max. 40 participants
Language: German, English
Lecturers
Classes
Currently no class schedule is known.
Information
Aims, contents and method of the course
Assessment and permitted materials
Verbal test supplemented by a small photographic project discussed in class.
Minimum requirements and assessment criteria
The goal of this class is to give the students a basic understanding of how to interact in different photographic situations with the camera enabling them to gather pertinent information that can be used as research data in the field of Visual Anthropology.
Examination topics
In the process to gain a better understanding of Visual Anthropology the class will start with basic still camera techniques. To assure that all students are at the same technical level, assignments will be given to practice the technical part of photography, to learn about basic camera adjustments, to deal with different lighting situations, etc.
Exploring four aspects of Visual Anthropology (photo observation, photo interview, photo inventory and photo social interaction) as examples of the greater possibility of fieldwork. They are Photo Observation, Photo Interview, Photo Inventory and Photo Social Interaction. Through these mini projects the students achieve a basic feeling for the camera in the field dealing with its social and technical issues at the same time. The class will be taught in German and English.Still camera techniques will be taught; therefore all students will need some type of camera!
Exploring four aspects of Visual Anthropology (photo observation, photo interview, photo inventory and photo social interaction) as examples of the greater possibility of fieldwork. They are Photo Observation, Photo Interview, Photo Inventory and Photo Social Interaction. Through these mini projects the students achieve a basic feeling for the camera in the field dealing with its social and technical issues at the same time. The class will be taught in German and English.Still camera techniques will be taught; therefore all students will need some type of camera!
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Last modified: Mo 07.09.2020 15:39
> Planning small research projects
> Learning about aspects and consequences of photography, for example capture, selection etc.
> Exploring ideas concerning: photo observation, photo interview, photo inventory and photo social interaction
> By using various photographic material the students will enter into a collective examination of the photograph as object and its use as cultural product and how the picture can impact and affect perception, sociality and habits