Noorman Abdullah
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3620156 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Noorman Abdullah |
| NOMBRES | Noorman |
| APELLIDO | Abdullah |
| FIRMA | ABDULLAH N |
| AFILIACIONES | National University of Singapore |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 12 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 10 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 12 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2005 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Knowledge of/Through the Senses
Human sensing, when taken as a conceptual tool, allows us to acquire wisdom in the sense that we are able to feel, acknowledge, and respond in a variety of ways. Through sensing, sensory interactions and knowledge both condition and configure human interpretation and meaning-making. These forms and processes of sensory interaction, knowledge circulation, and transference have transpired and traversed a vast range of domains analyzed in various di…
Sensory endurances
This thematic section explores how sensory and affective experiences mediate social hierarchies, marginality, and belonging across Asia. The papers bridge affect theory, sensory anthropology, and sociological studies of the senses to examine how smell, sound, touch, and other sensory registers become sites of social differentiation, endurance, and resistance. Introducing the concept of sensory endurance, the collection theorizes how derogatory se…
Engaging With Race and Racism Through the Sensory
Teaching and learning effectively, inclusively, and critically about the power and politics of race and difference remains a protracted yet important struggle. Race is an emotionally laden and provocative issue facing many societies, and the concomitant privilege and ideology that upholds it are oftentimes surpassed through processes and mechanisms of "invisibling." In this article, I add to the plethora of debates and discussions concerning race…
Haunted Houses and Ghostly Encounters
Senses as Mobile Actants
The senses and their concomitant practices have historically and contemporaneously traversed borders and boundaries and in effect, acquire different meanings. Sensory modalities and ways of knowing become reconfigured as a result of cross-cultural sensory encounters in everyday life. Drawing from colonial and contemporary ethnographic encounters in Singapore, we make a case to extend sociocultural analyses of the character of the sensory-in parti…
Shaping Mobile Worlds in Asia
In these difficult, pressing and uncertain times, migration and mobility in Asia have been incorporated into the projects of state institutions, media and a range of civil society actors. These agendas engender and shape debates that include belonging and exclusion; social mobility and inequality; conflict, violence and persecution; economic growth and labor market outcomes; state regulation, governance and governmentality; as well as diversity a…
Sensory Experience as Method
The researcher’s body and sensory faculties are both experientially involved in interactional field settings. Drawing on their research, the authors sketch out three sensory encounters informed by theoretical and methodological debates pertaining to subjectivity and intersubjectivity. Dealing with issues of race, gender, and heritage, the authors demonstrate how their bodies as researchers go through processes of sensory learning and calibration.…
Vulnerability in the Field
Dynamics of Religion in Southeast Asia
Alternative Discourses in Asian Social Science
Possessed by the Spirits
Foreign Bodies at Work
Foreign Bodies at Work
Senses as Mobile Actants
The senses and their concomitant practices have historically and contemporaneously traversed borders and boundaries and in effect, acquire different meanings. Sensory modalities and ways of knowing become reconfigured as a result of cross-cultural sensory encounters in everyday life. Drawing from colonial and contemporary ethnographic encounters in Singapore, we make a case to extend sociocultural analyses of the character of the sensory-in parti…
Foreign Bodies at Work
Possessed by the Spirits
Alternative Discourses in Asian Social Science
Dynamics of Religion in Southeast Asia
Sensory Experience as Method
The researcher’s body and sensory faculties are both experientially involved in interactional field settings. Drawing on their research, the authors sketch out three sensory encounters informed by theoretical and methodological debates pertaining to subjectivity and intersubjectivity. Dealing with issues of race, gender, and heritage, the authors demonstrate how their bodies as researchers go through processes of sensory learning and calibration.…
Vulnerability in the Field
Haunted Houses and Ghostly Encounters
Senses as Mobile Actants
The senses and their concomitant practices have historically and contemporaneously traversed borders and boundaries and in effect, acquire different meanings. Sensory modalities and ways of knowing become reconfigured as a result of cross-cultural sensory encounters in everyday life. Drawing from colonial and contemporary ethnographic encounters in Singapore, we make a case to extend sociocultural analyses of the character of the sensory-in parti…
Shaping Mobile Worlds in Asia
In these difficult, pressing and uncertain times, migration and mobility in Asia have been incorporated into the projects of state institutions, media and a range of civil society actors. These agendas engender and shape debates that include belonging and exclusion; social mobility and inequality; conflict, violence and persecution; economic growth and labor market outcomes; state regulation, governance and governmentality; as well as diversity a…
Engaging With Race and Racism Through the Sensory
Teaching and learning effectively, inclusively, and critically about the power and politics of race and difference remains a protracted yet important struggle. Race is an emotionally laden and provocative issue facing many societies, and the concomitant privilege and ideology that upholds it are oftentimes surpassed through processes and mechanisms of "invisibling." In this article, I add to the plethora of debates and discussions concerning race…
Sensory endurances
This thematic section explores how sensory and affective experiences mediate social hierarchies, marginality, and belonging across Asia. The papers bridge affect theory, sensory anthropology, and sociological studies of the senses to examine how smell, sound, touch, and other sensory registers become sites of social differentiation, endurance, and resistance. Introducing the concept of sensory endurance, the collection theorizes how derogatory se…
Knowledge of/Through the Senses
Human sensing, when taken as a conceptual tool, allows us to acquire wisdom in the sense that we are able to feel, acknowledge, and respond in a variety of ways. Through sensing, sensory interactions and knowledge both condition and configure human interpretation and meaning-making. These forms and processes of sensory interaction, knowledge circulation, and transference have transpired and traversed a vast range of domains analyzed in various di…
Sociology (10 obras) · Anthropology (7 obras) · Ethnography (6 obras) · Asian studies (5 obras) · China (5 obras) · Social science (5 obras) · Epistemology (4 obras) · Psychology (4 obras) · Sensory system (4 obras) · Anthropological Studies and Insights (3 obras)