[Filmfestivalresearch] book on Film Festivals & Anthropology - African context

FilmFestivals Anthropology festivalsanthropology at gmail.com
Mon Mar 24 12:43:33 CET 2014


Dear Film Festivals researchers:

We are searching for a contributor for an edited collection about the
intersections of film festivals and anthropology who can write a chapter
about the *African context *(please find below the call for papers).

Please send your proposal as soon as possible, because we are closing the
selection for the book on *March 31, 2014.*

Number of words of the chapter: 2000- 3000

Best Regards,
Dr. Aida Vallejo (University of the Basque Country, UPV/EHU)
web: http://aidavallejovallejo.wordpress.com/_english-3/


*CALL FOR PAPERS:*

Maria Paz-Peirano (University of Kent) and Aida Vallejo (University of the
Basque Country) are currently co-editing a book on the intersections
between Film Festivals and Anthropology.  The book is planned as a
collection of chapters, looking into the possibilities of using the
methodological and theoretical frameworks of Anthropology, for the study of
film festivals. Also, it addresses the role of ethnographic film festivals
in the development of Visual Anthropology. The book aims to explore the
field of film festivals that are specialised in ethnographic or
anthropological films, as well as the ethnographic and anthropological
approaches to non-specialised film festival events. To this end, we invite
submissions by both scholars and film festival professionals. The suggested
topics include, but are not limited to:



   -

   History of ethnographic/anthropological film festivals
   -

   Comparative and critical perspectives on ethnographic/anthropological
   film festivals
   -

   Ethnographic accounts on specific film festivals or film festival
   circuits
   -

   Anthropological analysis of films festival events
   -

   Anthropology and  indigenous film festivals
   -

   The future of ethnographic film festivals
   -

   Circulation of ethnographic/anthropological films
   -

   Ethnographic/anthropological sidebars  at main, non-specialised films
   festivals
   -

   Festival reports, as well as interviews, will also be considered.


If you are interested in collaborating with the book, please send an
abstract about the possible topic of your chapter (about 350 words), as
well as 5 biblographical references and short CV (5 lines) to this *email:
festivalsanthropology at gmail.com <festivalsanthropology at gmail.com>*



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