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2020-07-14 Dooren et al., 2016: 4). In general, a multispecies approach focuses on the many agents that bring one another into being through entangled relations (Van Dooren et al., 2016: 3). Our multispecies analysis includes not only humans and nonhuman animals but also the patho-gens they host in their bodies, particularly viruses. 2020-04-15 2017-06-01 Multispecies ethnography is a rubric for a more-than-human approach to ethnographic research and writing rapidly gaining discursive traction in anthropology and cognate fields. The term is deployed for work that acknowledges the interconnectedness 342); rather, multispecies ethnography must “address multispecies injustice, suffering, and unidirectional vio-lence” (p. 351) and, I would add, that it ought to reckon with and transform researchers’ own complicity and par-ticipation in violence against animals. This course, “Do-ing Multispecies Ethnography,” and the writing of this 2018-05-08 Eben Kirksey and Stefan Helmreich, “The Emergence of Multispecies Ethnography, Cultural Anthropology, 25, 4 (2010): 545–576.

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2017-08-14 · Multispecies ethnography is credited to Haraway (2008) for taking “species” as a grounding concept for articulating biological difference and similarity, with interspecies interactions seen in terms of interdependencies. tispecies ethnography involves writing culture in the anthropocene, attending to the remaking of anthropos as well as its companion and stranger species on planet Earth” (549). Laura Ogden, Billy Hall, and Kimiko Tanita expand the definition of multispecies ethnography to include inorganic beings and “the Multispecies ethnographers are studying the host of organisms whose lives and deaths are linked to human social worlds…Multispecies ethnography cen ters on how a multitude of organisms’ livelihoods shape and are shaped by political, economic and cultural forces. K irksey, then 43, was known for co-writing the seminal paper on an increasingly popular anthropological practice known as “multispecies ethnography.” Multispecies ethnographers emphasize the profound interdependence between humans and other life forms—from the plants and animals we eat to the trillions of gut microbes that maintain our health.

Writing multispecies ethnography turned out to be a challenge¹. First of all, the founders of multispecies ethnography are inspired by Western philosophers.

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In this Multispecies ethnography is an approach that aims to consider the agency of nonhuman life forms and their social, historical, and ecological connectivity with human life. 2015-09-15 · Both approaches offer important ways for understanding social relations, but they don’t quite work for multispecies ethnography. Let’s consider studying up.

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The term is deployed for work that acknowledges the interconnectedness 342); rather, multispecies ethnography must “address multispecies injustice, suffering, and unidirectional vio-lence” (p. 351) and, I would add, that it ought to reckon with and transform researchers’ own complicity and par-ticipation in violence against animals. This course, “Do-ing Multispecies Ethnography,” and the writing of this 2018-05-08 Eben Kirksey and Stefan Helmreich, “The Emergence of Multispecies Ethnography, Cultural Anthropology, 25, 4 (2010): 545–576. If you are interested in gaining further understanding of the complex interconnections between culture, society and environment in … EBEN KIRKSEY is an associate professor of anthropology at Deakin University in Melbourne, Australia. He has published two books—Freedom in Entangled Worlds (2012) and Emergent Ecologies (2015)—as well as one edited collection, The Multispecies Salon (2014).

Animals, plants, fungi, and microbes once conﬁned in anthropological accounts to … Multispecies ethnography is ethnographic study of humans as well as other species (non-human). This could include plants, animals, fungi, bacteria The term ‘Multi-species ethnography’ represents a new field of anthropology that takes seriously the lives and points of view of other-than-humans, whose lives are caught up in complex relations with human lives, politics, economies and cultures. As Eduardo Kohn writes on “the anthropology of life”, this is a mode of anthropology that Multispecies ethnography emerged at the intersection of three interdisciplinary strands of inquiry: environmental studies, science and technology studies (STS), and animal studies.
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And this opens up new subjects and settings for ethnography.

Writing multispecies ethnography turned out to be a challenge¹.
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By “beings” of plants, animals, fungi, and microbes” (1-2). Multispecies ethnography thus exam-ines the multispecies relationships that constitute both human and nonhuman social worlds. As a methodology for writing about and interacting with nonhuman ani-mals, multispecies ethnography instrumentalizes Anna Tsing’s increasingly influential of multispecies ethnography highlights its transformative potential, its relational nature, and its ethical ambiguities.

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First of all, the founders of multispecies ethnography are inspired by Western philosophers. In this article, I endeavour to show how I try to find answers to some of the methodological complexities of adjusting conventional human-centred fieldwork approaches in organisational ethnography towards a multi-species ethnography (i.e. including non-human animals as sense making actors and agents alongside humans in organisations, cf.