Grapplingwithethnography.net Website Review

A postgraduate clas* blog engaging with the ethics, politics and aesthetics of ethnographic writing anthropology honours students at Victoria University of Wellington exploring the genre of ethnography. Across 2019, we will read a wide range of ethnographies and experiment with our own ethnographic and public writing. Some of the core questions we seek to explore in this We aim to write accessibly for a broad public audience. We hope you find our reflections, observations and critiques an interesting – Sophie, Daniel, Char, Puna, Willow, Nei, Emily, Sadie, Stella, Anya and Catherine. A PUBLIC SYLLABUS TO HELP CHALLENGE ISLAMOPHOBIA, RACISM AND WHITE SUPREMACY IN AOTEAROA NEW ZEALAND AND BEYOND. This syllabus is curated by students in ANTH 406 and ANTH 312 at Victoria University of Wellington, with input from lecturers and students from across the School of Social and Cultural Studies. This syllabus is an ongoing project, and will grow over time. It is worth reading now, and also coming back to see how it has developed in Content Warning: Please be aware that most sources listed here deal directly with racism, discrimination and violence. Anjum Rahman: We warned you. We begged. We pleaded. And now we demand accountability: could, we spoke at every possible forum. We pointed to the rise of vitriol and the rise of the alt-right in New Zealand”, writes Anjum Christchurch terror attacks to happen in the context of New Zealand society perverse and wretched efforts on your part, you still failed to drive a divide among the Muslims and non-Muslims in the world. For that, I and time again the Muslim community pushing through, always guided by the five pillars. But, as those stereotypes hyperinflated, somewhere along the way a small but very real distance between the identities of being a New Zealander and a Muslim formed.” reflections on the everyday racism encountered when growing up Muslim in New Zealand. A short and very moving video about hope in the wake of terror, by anthropology doctoral candidate at Canterbury University, Wael