Interview: Sound Recording, Oral Positionality, and Audio as Ethnographic Object – Items

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Roshanak Kheshti, PhD, is an associate professor in ethnic studies at the University of California, San Diego. Kelsey Chatlosh, a PhD student in cultural anthropology at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York (CUNY), met with Kheshti to discuss the power relations of ethnographic research when recording and sharing sounds, particularly people’s voices, and how questions of research design, distribution of risk, reciprocity with our interlocutors, and accessible pedagogy relate to the production of knowledge under digital conditions. Roshanak Kheshti, PhD, is an associate professor in ethnic studies at the University of California, San Diego. Her research lies at the unique nexus of anthropology, sound studies, and cultural studies, among other areas, and her scholarship foregrounds critical approaches to race, gender, and sexuality in sound studies as well as the practice of ethnography. Kelsey Chatlosh, a PhD student in cultural anthropology at the Graduate Center of t

Parameters Interview: Sound Recording, Oral Positionality, and Audio as Ethnographic Object Roshanak Kheshti, PhD, is an associate professor in ethnic studies at the University of California, San Diego. Kelsey Chatlosh, a PhD student in cultural anthropology at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York (CUNY), met with Kheshti to discuss the power relations of ethnographic research when recording and sharing sounds, particularly people’s voices, and how questions of research design, distribution of risk, reciprocity with our interlocutors, and accessible pedagogy relate to the pro

Interview: Sound Recording, Oral Positionality, and Audio as Ethnographic Object – Items

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