Multimodality offers anthropologists an inflection on the way we do research, produce
scholarship, teach students, and relate to diverse publics. Advancing an expanding array of …

Can there be good social policy? This book describes what happens to Indigenous policy
when it targets the supposedly'wild people'of regional and remote Australia. Tess Lea …

This essay and the articles included in this special issue theorize the possibilities–and
pitfalls–that emerge as anthropologists utilise a combination of audio, video, text, still …

In Colombia's Caribbean region, where Black Diaspora agrarian spaces have been
overtaken by oil palm plantations, access to safe drinking water has become increasingly …

In northern Australia, elaborate forms of indirection and self‐effacement shape the media
play of young Indigenous Australians. Young people animate celebrity avatars and their …

Visual anthropology encompasses two parallel aims: the production of anthropological
media (including ethnographic film, video, photography, drawing, interactive media, etc.) as …

Approaching these practices matterphorically means taking account for the fact that
representation and the physical world are not two separate preexisting realms but are …

This article argues that the work of Thai filmmaker Apichatpong Weerasethakul offers
conceptual and methodological tools that may contribute to the re-imagination of …

Drawing on my involvement in the production of Broken Gods, a film that documents the
growing participation of India's indigenous groups in projects of cultural erasure and …

Anthropological discussions of difference entail the question of how alterity persists—how
counterhegemonic projects are sustained. This article examines Native Hawaiian media …