PROGRAMME

June 8th, Sunday

- Evening -

Arrival, reception, dinner and greetings by the teaching team.

Check in from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m.

Presentation of the course, the participants and their expectations.

June 9th, Monday

- Morning –

Lectures:

"What you need to know about going into the field, but are seldom told, even when you are not afraid to ask" (John Grady)

"What is visual research? An overview" (Jon Prosser)

"How people look?" (Richard Chalfen)

- Afternoon -

Organization of the work groups: logistics and outline details of the fieldwork.

June 10th, Tuesday

- Morning-

Lectures:

"The language of the images: Visualizing as power practice" (Patrizia Faccioli)

"Visual Ethics" (Jon Prosser)

"Applied visual social sciences" (Richard Chalfen)

- Afternoon -

Fieldwork

June 11th, Wednesday

- Morning -

Lectures:

"S1mone's perfection: the death of the analogon in the visual representation" (Giuseppe Losacco)

"Envisioning Theory: Project for as visual essay" (Francesco Lapenta)

"AutoPhotography as Inquiry" (Tracy Karner).

- Afternoon -

Fieldwork

June 12th, Thursday

- Morning -

Lectures:

"From visual anthropology to the anthropology of the vision" (Antonio Marazzi)

"Principles and practices of coding and interpretation" (John Grady)

"Integrating multiple visual research methods: a case study" (Paolo Parmeggiani)

- Afternoon -

Fieldwork

June13th, Friday

- Morning and Afternoon -

The Fieldwork: presentation and discussion of the results.

Conclusions and discussion about the experience.

Greetings.

Check out 5 p.m.

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