References

Many suggestions of further reading were made during the workshop. Please feel free to send them as comments of this posting. Commenting should be possible without logging in.

Mette has already suggested a reference for Anne's paper:
Okely, Judith. (1994). Vicarious and sensory knowledge of chronology and change. Ageing in rural France. In K. Hastrup, & P. Hervik (Eds.), Social Experience and Anthropological Knowledge (pp.45-64). London: Routledge.

Registration to AoIR

From Anne:

On Wednesday, the registration desk will only be officially open from 10-16, so workshop participants will have to register during the coffee-breaks or in the lunch break. The organisers will try to have nametags ready before 9, so as exception from the rule, participants to the workshop can just pick up those on arrival, and then come back during a break and do full registration (get the conf bag, be crossed off on a list etc).

Workshop abstracts (doc/pdf files)

CONTIGUITY
Anne Beaulieu: From Co-Location to Co-presence: Shifts in the Use of Ethnography for the Study of Knowledge
Martijn Oosterbaan: In the City and on the Net: Brazucas em Barcelona and Brasileiros na Holanda
Casey O'Donnell: Ethnography of a Moving Target: Thinking in Terms of a Vertical Slice

ACCOUNTABILITY
Mark Chen: Ethical Tensions between the roles I Play
John Banks: Consumer Co-Creation in Games Development: Ethnographic Research and Performing Social-Network Markets

AFFECTIVITY AND EMBODIMENT
Mette Terp Høybye: Armchair Anthropology Revisited –engaging in social experience on the internet
Jenny Sunden: Ethnographic Desire: On Closeness and Methodological Uncertainty
TL Taylor: Ethnography as Play

SCHOLARLY PRACTICES
Sal Humphreys: The personal is political is professional. The intersections of bodies, emotions, and work in the field of play
Adolfo Estalella: Blogging as fieldwork: More than producing knowledge, performing reality in ethnography
Lilia Efimova: Blending Blogging into an Academic Text

Workshop program

9.00-9.15 Welcome, TL

9.15-10.45 CONTIGUITY, chairing TL

• Anne Beaulieu: From Co-Location to Co-presence: Shifts in the Use of Ethnography for the Study of Knowledge, resp. Mette Terp Høybye
• Martijn Oosterbaan: In the City and on the Net: Brazucas em Barcelona and Brasileiros na Holanda, resp. Jenny Sunden
• Casey O'Donnell: Ethnography of a Moving Target: Thinking in Terms of a Vertical Slice, resp. Lilia Efimova

10.45-11.00 Coffee break

11.00-12.00 ACCOUNTABILITY, chairing Jenny

• Mark Chen: Ethical Tensions between the roles I Play, resp. Anne Beaulieu
• John Banks: Consumer Co-Creation in Games Development: Ethnographic Research and Performing Social-Network Markets, resp. Adolfo Estalella

12.00-13.00 Lunch

13.00-14.30 AFFECTIVITY AND EMBODIMENT, chairing Sal

• Mette Terp Høybye: Armchair Anthropology Revisited –engaging in social experience on the internet, resp. Anne Beaulieu
• Jenny Sunden: Ethnographic Desire: On Closeness and Methodological Uncertainty, resp. Casey O’Donnell and Sal Humphreys
• TL Taylor: Ethnography as Play, resp. Mark Chen

14.30-15.00 Tea break

15.00-16.30 SCHOLARLY PRACTICES, chairing Anne

• Sal Humphreys: The personal is political is professional. The intersections of bodies, emotions, and work in the field of play, resp. Martijn Oosterbaan
• Adolfo Estalella: Blogging as fieldwork: More than producing knowledge, performing reality in ethnography, resp. John Banks
• Lilia Efimova: Blending Blogging into an Academic Text, resp. TL Taylor

16.30-17.00 Closing discussion, chairing TL

17.00-20.00 Drinks and dinner at Les Trois Cochons, Værnedamsvej 10, Copenhagen

Workshop participants

Here is a list of the workshop participants:

John Banks (Queensland University of Technology, Australia)

Anne Beaulieu (Virtual Knowledge Studio, The Netherlands)

Mark Chen (University of Washington in Seattle, WA)

Marinka Copier (Utrecht University, The Netherlands)

Lilia Efimova (Telematica Institute, The Netherlands)

Adolfo Estalella (Open University of Catalonia)

Sal Humphreys (Creative Industries Faculty, Queensland University of Technology, Australia)

Casey O’Donnell (University of Georgia, GA)

Martijn Oosterbaan (University of Groningen, The Netherlands)

Jenny Sundén (Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden)

T.L. Taylor (IT University of Copenhagen, Denmark)

Mette Terp Høybye (Institute of Cancer Epidemiology, Copenhagen, Denmark)

Loes Vollebroek (alma mater Utrecht University, The Netherlands), Invited as reporter

Hanna Wirman (University of the West England, UK), Invited as reporter