Peter Ian Crawford
Biographic Data
| ID | 3605845 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Peter Ian Crawford |
| GIVEN NAMES | Peter Ian |
| FAMILY NAME | Crawford |
| SIGNATURE | CRAWFORD P I |
| AFFILIATIONS | UiT The Arctic University of Norway |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 25 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 98 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 25 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1990 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Numonu/moahau
In the amazing building constructed in the early 19th century to house the Bank of Scotland, in the centre of Edinburgh, you will find the Museum of the Mound, a museum basically dedicated to anything to do with “money”. Its collection contains marvellous pieces of what we may call traditional forms of money from various cultures all over the world. What I would say is arguably the most spectacular and iconic of these objects is what frequently i…
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Flere NAT-lesere har kanskje fått med sig at vi i februar 2021 kom ut i litt av en redaksjonell krise, nemlig en artikkeltørke for første gang i vår redaksjonsperiode. Vi er glade for å kunne si at den kampanjen vi førte, nå ser ut til å ha båret frukt. Det betyr at vi nå sannsynligvis er godt dekket inn for i det minste resten av numrene så lenge som vi har redaksjonsansvaret
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Dette 3. nummeret av NAT 2020 er et temanummer om forskningsetikk, og en videreføring av arbeidsgrupper om etikk på NAFs årskonferanser i 2013, 2015, og i Tromsø 2018. Elisabeth L’orange Fürst og Halvard Vike var initiativtakere til temanummeret, og er gjesteredaktører. Som det går frem av introduksjonen, skiller dette nummeret seg fra NAT-publikasjoner flest ved at det representerer et fagpolitisk initiativ basert på en bekymring for at et økend…
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De to siste numrene av NAT 2020 var temanummer, mens dette består av artikler vi lenge gjerne ville publisere, men som av tematiske årsaker måtte vente til etter temanumrene. Artiklene er tematisk svært forskjellige og foregår i forskjellige deler av verden; Russland, Norge og USA, de har imidlertid noen interessante fellestrekk. Den første artikkelen, av Vladimira Vladimirova ved Universitetet i Uppsala, handler om reinsdyroppdrett i Cirkumpolar…
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Filming Ng ā Taonga Pūoro
In this article we discuss the potential of experimental film as an extended method of ethnographic enquiry within anthropology and ethnomusicology. Taking a point of departure in Aotearoa/New Zealand, with Māori carvers, composers, and musicians in and around the discourse of ngā taonga pūoro (traditional New Zealand Māori musical instruments), we examine how anthropologists, through the medium of film, may get closer to understanding alternativ…
ContestingKastom
Based on the Reef Islands Ethnographic Film Project (Solomon Islands), this article examines ways in which cultural critique emerges in a long-term research and film project. The focus is on the notion of kastom, widespread in Melanesia, and often described as “traditional” culture or cultural heritage. As the article shows, this is on the one hand too simplistic and, on the other, that the camera may not only help show this but also contribute t…
Camera, Intervention and Cultural Critique
The key questions of the research project Camera as Cultural Critique, in which all contributors to this section of the issue participated, are outlined here. The overall purpose of the project was to explore how the use of audiovisual media in ethnographic research may contribute to sustained cultural critique. Grounding that critique in a certain understanding of the temporality of the present-as always in a state of emergence and involving ima…
The 'Nordic eye' revisited. Nafa from 1975 to 2015 (translated from English by E.S. Danilko)
NAFA ( ), , .
Koriam's Law
2005 , 110 minutes, color. Distributed by Gary Kildea Films , http://www.therai.org.uk/film/video_sales.html Commenting on the relationship between film and reality, the well-known British writer and documentary film editor Dai Vaughan once said that film is about something whereas reality is not. Disregarding the evident atheistic connotations of such a statement, I have always found it useful when teaching visual anthropology or discussing docu…
Doctor on campus
The aim of this paper is to review issues related to early intervention in mental health among adolescent students, and to specifically evaluate a school-based, early intervention program, which sought to address issues of mental health among students in a rural community in southern Australia. The early intervention program began in 2004 as school counsellors and local health professionals sought to address the difficulties rural secondary schoo…
From the Arctic to the Pacific
Ever since the inception of what one may describe as visual anthropology in the Nordic countries, there has been a strong emphasis on bridging the gap between the “re‐presenter” and the “represented.” Covering the years from the mid‐1970s until today, this article explores the emergence of visual anthropology through the Nordic Anthropological Film Association (NAFA) and later developments in which training in ethnographic film became institution…
Through Many Lenses
Presentation de deux ouvrages sur l'anthropologie visuelle. Le premier, « Innovation in ethnographic film : from innocence to self-consciousness » de P. Loizos, commence par les relations entre le film documentaire et le film ethnographique. Il aborde aussi les films ethnographiques « conventionnels » qui essaient d'enregistrer la maniere dont la culture fonctionne, la maniere dont J. Rouch a approche le film ethnographique comme moyen de provoqu…
The Nordic Eye
The Cinema of John Marshall
Part 1 Filming and learning: introduction - death by myth going to Nyae Nyae learning to film water, history and what to shoot change and slots learning from film, Carolyn Anderson and Thomas W. Benson put down the camera and pick up the shovel - an interview with John Marshall, compiled by Sue Marshall Cabezas photographic essay of the early expeditions (1951-1958) to study the Ju/'hoansi of Nyae Nyae, Nancie L. Gonzalez an argument about film, …
Film as Ethnography
Part 1 Authority, representation and anthropological knowledge: anthropological visions - some notes on visual and textual authority, Kirsten Hastrup the lexical spaces of eye-spy, Chrisopher Pinney admissible evidence? film in anthropology, Peter Loizos film as discourse - the invention of anthropological realities, Peter Ian Crawford. Part 2 Image, audience and aesthetics: complicities of style, David MacDougall the aesthetics of ambiguity, Dai…
Ethnographic Film Aesthetics and Narrative Traditions
"Tekst og kontekst i etnografiske film. Eller - "To whom it may concern
Mens medieforskere i stigende grad anvender etnografisk inspireret teori og metodologi, vender fagantropologer sig med interesse mod den sålaldte "visuelle antropologi". Peter Ian Crawford analyserer i artiklen udviklingen af dette begreb og diskuterer to af dets hoved- former. Crawford fremhæver, at den visuelle antropologi tidligt har medtænkt publikum i sin formidlingslogik, og han mener, at dette forhold giver visuel antropologi en central pl…
L'oeil nordique
Dogon Restudied
Film and Representations of Culture” Conference
Dogon Restudied
Film as Ethnography
Part 1 Authority, representation and anthropological knowledge: anthropological visions - some notes on visual and textual authority, Kirsten Hastrup the lexical spaces of eye-spy, Chrisopher Pinney admissible evidence? film in anthropology, Peter Loizos film as discourse - the invention of anthropological realities, Peter Ian Crawford. Part 2 Image, audience and aesthetics: complicities of style, David MacDougall the aesthetics of ambiguity, Dai…
Ethnographic Film Aesthetics and Narrative Traditions
The Cinema of John Marshall
Part 1 Filming and learning: introduction - death by myth going to Nyae Nyae learning to film water, history and what to shoot change and slots learning from film, Carolyn Anderson and Thomas W. Benson put down the camera and pick up the shovel - an interview with John Marshall, compiled by Sue Marshall Cabezas photographic essay of the early expeditions (1951-1958) to study the Ju/'hoansi of Nyae Nyae, Nancie L. Gonzalez an argument about film, …
Camera, Intervention and Cultural Critique
The key questions of the research project Camera as Cultural Critique, in which all contributors to this section of the issue participated, are outlined here. The overall purpose of the project was to explore how the use of audiovisual media in ethnographic research may contribute to sustained cultural critique. Grounding that critique in a certain understanding of the temporality of the present-as always in a state of emergence and involving ima…
Koriam's Law
2005 , 110 minutes, color. Distributed by Gary Kildea Films , http://www.therai.org.uk/film/video_sales.html Commenting on the relationship between film and reality, the well-known British writer and documentary film editor Dai Vaughan once said that film is about something whereas reality is not. Disregarding the evident atheistic connotations of such a statement, I have always found it useful when teaching visual anthropology or discussing docu…
The Nordic Eye
Film and Representations of Culture” Conference
Dogon Restudied
L'oeil nordique
"Tekst og kontekst i etnografiske film. Eller - "To whom it may concern
Mens medieforskere i stigende grad anvender etnografisk inspireret teori og metodologi, vender fagantropologer sig med interesse mod den sålaldte "visuelle antropologi". Peter Ian Crawford analyserer i artiklen udviklingen af dette begreb og diskuterer to af dets hoved- former. Crawford fremhæver, at den visuelle antropologi tidligt har medtænkt publikum i sin formidlingslogik, og han mener, at dette forhold giver visuel antropologi en central pl…
The Cinema of John Marshall
Part 1 Filming and learning: introduction - death by myth going to Nyae Nyae learning to film water, history and what to shoot change and slots learning from film, Carolyn Anderson and Thomas W. Benson put down the camera and pick up the shovel - an interview with John Marshall, compiled by Sue Marshall Cabezas photographic essay of the early expeditions (1951-1958) to study the Ju/'hoansi of Nyae Nyae, Nancie L. Gonzalez an argument about film, …
Film as Ethnography
Part 1 Authority, representation and anthropological knowledge: anthropological visions - some notes on visual and textual authority, Kirsten Hastrup the lexical spaces of eye-spy, Chrisopher Pinney admissible evidence? film in anthropology, Peter Loizos film as discourse - the invention of anthropological realities, Peter Ian Crawford. Part 2 Image, audience and aesthetics: complicities of style, David MacDougall the aesthetics of ambiguity, Dai…
Ethnographic Film Aesthetics and Narrative Traditions
The Nordic Eye
Through Many Lenses
Presentation de deux ouvrages sur l'anthropologie visuelle. Le premier, « Innovation in ethnographic film : from innocence to self-consciousness » de P. Loizos, commence par les relations entre le film documentaire et le film ethnographique. Il aborde aussi les films ethnographiques « conventionnels » qui essaient d'enregistrer la maniere dont la culture fonctionne, la maniere dont J. Rouch a approche le film ethnographique comme moyen de provoqu…
From the Arctic to the Pacific
Ever since the inception of what one may describe as visual anthropology in the Nordic countries, there has been a strong emphasis on bridging the gap between the “re‐presenter” and the “represented.” Covering the years from the mid‐1970s until today, this article explores the emergence of visual anthropology through the Nordic Anthropological Film Association (NAFA) and later developments in which training in ethnographic film became institution…
Doctor on campus
The aim of this paper is to review issues related to early intervention in mental health among adolescent students, and to specifically evaluate a school-based, early intervention program, which sought to address issues of mental health among students in a rural community in southern Australia. The early intervention program began in 2004 as school counsellors and local health professionals sought to address the difficulties rural secondary schoo…
Koriam's Law
2005 , 110 minutes, color. Distributed by Gary Kildea Films , http://www.therai.org.uk/film/video_sales.html Commenting on the relationship between film and reality, the well-known British writer and documentary film editor Dai Vaughan once said that film is about something whereas reality is not. Disregarding the evident atheistic connotations of such a statement, I have always found it useful when teaching visual anthropology or discussing docu…
The 'Nordic eye' revisited. Nafa from 1975 to 2015 (translated from English by E.S. Danilko)
NAFA ( ), , .
Filming Ng ā Taonga Pūoro
In this article we discuss the potential of experimental film as an extended method of ethnographic enquiry within anthropology and ethnomusicology. Taking a point of departure in Aotearoa/New Zealand, with Māori carvers, composers, and musicians in and around the discourse of ngā taonga pūoro (traditional New Zealand Māori musical instruments), we examine how anthropologists, through the medium of film, may get closer to understanding alternativ…
ContestingKastom
Based on the Reef Islands Ethnographic Film Project (Solomon Islands), this article examines ways in which cultural critique emerges in a long-term research and film project. The focus is on the notion of kastom, widespread in Melanesia, and often described as “traditional” culture or cultural heritage. As the article shows, this is on the one hand too simplistic and, on the other, that the camera may not only help show this but also contribute t…
Camera, Intervention and Cultural Critique
The key questions of the research project Camera as Cultural Critique, in which all contributors to this section of the issue participated, are outlined here. The overall purpose of the project was to explore how the use of audiovisual media in ethnographic research may contribute to sustained cultural critique. Grounding that critique in a certain understanding of the temporality of the present-as always in a state of emergence and involving ima…
Redaksjonelt
Redaksjonelt
Redaksjonelt
Dette 3. nummeret av NAT 2020 er et temanummer om forskningsetikk, og en videreføring av arbeidsgrupper om etikk på NAFs årskonferanser i 2013, 2015, og i Tromsø 2018. Elisabeth L’orange Fürst og Halvard Vike var initiativtakere til temanummeret, og er gjesteredaktører. Som det går frem av introduksjonen, skiller dette nummeret seg fra NAT-publikasjoner flest ved at det representerer et fagpolitisk initiativ basert på en bekymring for at et økend…
Redaksjonelt
Redaksjonelt
De to siste numrene av NAT 2020 var temanummer, mens dette består av artikler vi lenge gjerne ville publisere, men som av tematiske årsaker måtte vente til etter temanumrene. Artiklene er tematisk svært forskjellige og foregår i forskjellige deler av verden; Russland, Norge og USA, de har imidlertid noen interessante fellestrekk. Den første artikkelen, av Vladimira Vladimirova ved Universitetet i Uppsala, handler om reinsdyroppdrett i Cirkumpolar…
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Redaksjonelt
Flere NAT-lesere har kanskje fått med sig at vi i februar 2021 kom ut i litt av en redaksjonell krise, nemlig en artikkeltørke for første gang i vår redaksjonsperiode. Vi er glade for å kunne si at den kampanjen vi førte, nå ser ut til å ha båret frukt. Det betyr at vi nå sannsynligvis er godt dekket inn for i det minste resten av numrene så lenge som vi har redaksjonsansvaret
Numonu/moahau
In the amazing building constructed in the early 19th century to house the Bank of Scotland, in the centre of Edinburgh, you will find the Museum of the Mound, a museum basically dedicated to anything to do with “money”. Its collection contains marvellous pieces of what we may call traditional forms of money from various cultures all over the world. What I would say is arguably the most spectacular and iconic of these objects is what frequently i…
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