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The occational blog - New Anthropology Blog from Norway

by lorenz on Aug 3, 2005 in fieldwork / methods, anthropology (general), Visual Anthropology, websites

Norwegian Anthropologist Brigt Dale has started to blog in English - additionally to Norwegian. In his first post, he writes:

First of all, I will try to follow up on my motto for my Norwegian blog, and relentlessly attack and scrutinise all things which irritates me or puzzles me, but I will also comment upon spesific areas of interest like research politics (including the "bullitics" of our present government), visual and social anthropology (which happens to be my caling, if not my present occupation), as well as some personal rambling on films, music and litterature.

My hope is that this blog might join some of those excellent others which together constitute a Norwegian-based sphere in the international blogging-community (if such a singular entity exists).

As he is a "big fan of accessabillity when it comes to scientific work", he has put online several texts, including his thesis, based on an anthropological fieldwork on the island of Tobago, West Indies.

As noted earlier here, you can watch his film Boys Will Be Boys online.

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