Methodologies of Participation: Shared Anthropology, Corporate Parenting and Care Experience by John Morrison Part Two
This continues the presentation given by John Morrison exploring ‘Methodologies of Participation: Shared Anthropology, Corporate Parenting and Care Experience’. The first part contained an introduction to some of the themes and ideas which John explores and follows how he has laid out his PhD focusing on the participatory approach of Jean Rouch in Shared Anthropology.
Methodologies of Participation: Shared Anthropology, Corporate Parenting and Care Experience by John Morrison Part One
This post includes an introduction, an audio recording and a transcript of John Morrison talking through the ideas he is bringing together in his PhD which involve shared anthropology and ethnofiction. In particular he is interested to explore how these methodologies and techniques might be helpful in creating participatory circumstances for people with care experience to formulate the policy which informs what is being discussed as ‘corporate parenting’. Read more
James Clegg Talks About The Art Exhibition ‘Trading Zone’
Film Screening of ‘European voices in Edinburgh’ Followed by Discussion by Lin Li
The Philosophy of Mutual Recognition by Richard Gunn
On Mutual Recognition by Richard Gunn
In recent years, the term ‘mutual recognition’ has become more central to what I write and argue and say. More specifically, the terms ‘recognition’, and ‘mutual’ recognition have been central to a number of papers that my friend Adrian Wilding and myself have jointly produced’.[1] Read more
Conversation on Education: John Salway and Alex Dunedin
Music, Mathematics and the Harmony of the Spheres by Hugh Peters
Podcast: Performance of From The Ganga To The Tay – Epic Poem by Prof Bashabi Fraser
The epic poem, From the Ganga to the Tay is about the Ganges and the Tay, two great rivers which are a continent apart involved in conversation about a shared history they live. In this performance of Bashabi Fraser’s work set to music, you get the chance to listen to the themes which she has used to illuminate the connections between Scotland and India highlighting the bodies of water as natural symbols of continuity and of peace. Read more