[PDF.05ii] Moving Images: John Layard, Fieldwork, and Photography on Malakula since 1914

Moving Images: John Layard, Fieldwork, and Photography on Malakula since 1914

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 | #3077424 in Books |  2011-01-31 |  2011-01-31 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 |  10.50 x1.40 x9.00l,4.02 | File type: PDF | 320 pages

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||0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.| Five Stars|By ed|I am well pleased|6 of 7 people found the following review helpful.| Moving Images|By HAIDY GEISMAR|This is a review of Moving Images by Prof. Margaret Jolly, Australian National University. Published in The Contemporary PAcific, 23:1, pp. 246-249

"Moving Images: John Layard, fieldwork and photograph| || This magificent book is a major contribution to the early history of British anthropology in Oceania and to visual anthropology at large. Geismar and Herle s thorough documentation, broad coverage, and thoughtful analysis are further matched by the publisher

In 1914–1915, Cambridge anthropologist John Layard worked in Malakula, New Hebrides (Vanuatu). This was one of the earliest periods of solitary, intensive fieldwork within the developing discipline of British social anthropology. Layard worked enthusiastically with his local assistants to document and understand the customary lives of the people, taking copious notes and over 450 photographs. His collection of objects and glass plate negatives are housed in the ...

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