Here you can find our members' publications related to multispecies ethnography and/or artful methods.
In her book The Unknowable Body, MEAM member Lisa Jean Moore explores the limits of what we can know about bodies — our own and others' — at the intersection of medicine, science, and lived experience. Moore brings feminist sociology and multispecies thinking to bear on the irreducible strangeness of embodied life.
MEAM member Irina Frasin has co-coordinated the book which encourages us to explore the tremendous complexity of other ways of life and existence and to rethink relationality, wellbeing and resilience.
The book "Multispecies Ethnography and Artful Methods" explores the potential of multimodal art practices in doing qualitative research beyond the human
MEAM member Nolwen Vouiller's recent article ‘We give our blood': from tiger victim to conservation hero (Bardiya, south-west Nepal)’ offers a compelling example of how artistic methods illuminate human-wildlife encounters and their transformative potential.
MEAM members Simone de Boer and Hanna Charlotta Wernersson have published an article in kritisk etnografi on drawing together as an analytical practice in multispecies research. The article “Drawing together: Sketching a multimodal collaborative ethnography” is an epistemological argument for, and a critical reflection on, mutlimodal and collaborative ethnographic practices.
