This article focuses on the concept of refusal, particularly as it has been developed within
critical Black studies and critical Indigenous studies within anthropology and beyond. It …

In recent years anthropologists have increasingly conducted fieldwork among economic
agents and on financial practices that would have seemed foreign to our predecessors of …

This article offers a critical reflection on the adaptive reconfiguration of my South Asian
Studies-based PhD project into a multimodal and collaborative endeavour in response to …

Skateboarding is a mystery. It looks like an austere practice, a tool for social good, a
discipline of failure. It presents itself as a subculture, an Olympic sport, a slice of masculinity …

The discourse surrounding the potential educational transformation brought about by
generative AI has largely neglected the sensory aspect of learning. In this position paper, I …

This article initiates a dialogue between Science and Technology Studies (STS) and visual
anthropology. It demonstrates how ethnographic filmmaking can be an avenue for STS …

This collection of images explores how migrant youth digitally mediate the embodied
experience of transnational mobility. Emerging from multisited and multimodal ethnographic …

In this commentary we map the recently burgeoning interest of anthropologists in mobilizing
visual and multimodal methods to explore issues related to aging, care, and the life course …

Abstract 'Epistemic attunements–Regenerating anthroplogy's form'is a collective experiment
in expanding the expressive and analytic repertoire of anthropology and related disciplines …

Among linguists, psychologists, and anthropologists interested in multimodal
communication, much attention has been paid to the motor activity of the hands …