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ASA10: The Interview - theory, practice, society

Queen's University, Belfast, 13/04/2010 – 16/04/2010

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P01 Talking with difficult subjects; ethics, knowledge, relationships

Jointly creating liveable stories: the interweaving of ethics, rapport and discursive surrounds

The intricacies of doing fieldwork among homeless people

Extensive Interview: Inverse Relationship between Sensitivity and Closeness behind Truth

P02 Exploring the biographical method

"When I'm speaking about my Lord, I cry": (auto)biography as a 'folk' method for the unmaking and making of persons.

Biographical Narratives and the Europeanization of Professional Identity within the EU Institutions

The dynamics of the autobiographical narrative interview situation

Multiple locations, multiple time: how to spot and analyse it in a biographical interview?

P03 Interviews as situated practices: places, contexts, and experiences

Learning From Three Interview Contexts Over Thirty Years

Set and Setting: Contextualising the Lives and Interviews of Recovering Heroin Users and their Researchers

Collaborating in History: Anthropologists, Archaeologists and the Cree First Nation, Québec, Canada

The interview as communicative practice between and beyond languages: Metapragmatic awareness and indexicality in the Central Andes

P04 The ethics of (relations of) knowledge-creation

The Problems with gossip: Reflections on the ethics of conducting multi-sited ethnographic research

The danger of knowledge

Empathic relations with Tamil refugees: Challenging morality and calling for ethics of knowledge

Encounters with moral choice in social inquiry

P05 The subject(ivity) of the interview: performance and construction in anthropology and sociology

Real Life Role-Play

Participant observation and interview - the dialogue between two methods and two people, mediated by a machine.

Subjects' performance as a response to the social proximity with the researcher - reflections on conducting interviews within the researcher's own migrant group.

P06 The interview as imagined space: authentic data and the extraordinary occasion

Anthropology as Engaged Listening: An Ethnographic Study

'Different times' and other Altermodern possibilities: Filming interviews with children as ethnographic 'wanderings'

talking culture: dealing with 'authentic rhetoric' in interviews

Talking and acting for your rights: the interview in an action research setting

P07 Biography and the ethnographic interview

Dialogues with Anthropologists

Biographical Lessons: Life Stories, Sex, and Culture in Bushbuckridge, South Africa

The transcendent subject? biography as a medium for writing 'life and times'

Lives told through leprosy in India

P08 Methods and ethics in 'interviewing' children

Negotiating culture, space and identity: how non-traditional and innovative methods can support interviews with children

Children of emigration: an exploratory study of the acculturation experience of Polish adolescents in Ireland

Do no harm? A medical anthropological examination of the possible negative consequences of focus group research in areas of conflict

P09 Recalling the unspeakable: interviewers facing silence

War veterans on Holiday - Closure and Pleasure

Recalling what was once unspeakable: hunger in North Korea

Form's of denial in Gulag's memory.

P10 Corporealities, cognition and the interview

Men of their words: making sense of men's corporeal practices through interviews

The explicitation interview: investigating the pupils' corporeal experience in a contemporary dance class

From gestures to sensory judgments: using video-interview method to elicit mundane and professional skills.

A method for the constitution of experience

P11 Current concerns in contemporary critical medical ethnography: resisting a structural anaemia in respect to a new politics of evidence

What can I say? Dilemmas of ethnographic practice and product in public health research

Integrating interviews into quantitative domains: reaching the parts controlled trial can't reach

'Just telling it like it is?' The origins of suicidal behavior of immigrant young women in the Netherlands entangled in feminist truth claims and the politics of multiculturalism

Making Visible and Protecting Invisibility: "Functional" Constipation and the Politics of Writing up Narrative-Ethnography

P12 The use of the Interview by peer and user researchers with 'seldom heard' groups

The use of the Interview by service user researchers with marginalised groups

"Telling us your hopes": Ethnographic lessons from a communications for development project in Madagascar

Knowing Me, Knowing your Mum: (Auto)biographical researching

'People like us can't say that': The Irish professional social class talk about their attitudes to immigrants

P13 Ethnographic film programme

Sewa Mwadale, the Feast for the Collective Dead (30 min)

Sermiligaaq 65°54'N, 36°22'W (2008, 63 min)

The Crocodile, the Cobbler, and Bob (2009, 20 min)

The Way of the Road (2009, 60 min)

P14 Poster presentations

Asking them, asking us, and losing trust? The quandary of being asked to comment in an online dispute in eastern Germany

(How) do we interview children about the worst bushfires near Melbourne, Australia?

Castling space: An ethnographic investigation of public spheres in Joubert Park, Johannesburg

Interview case studies with Japanese heart transplant recipients: the effectiveness of using a semi-structured interview technique and further considerations

Comparing interview transcripts and survey data of lesbian, gay and bisexual youth: puzzles of reliability, validity and ontology

P15 Roundtable - Situating the interview

Public ethnography in contested spaces: The impact of context

On the record. Ethics, control and vulnerability in the interview process.

The subjectivities of 'the interview' considered in a grammatical light

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Association of Social Anthropologists of the UK and Commonwealth

ASA10: The Interview - theory, practice, society

Queen's University, Belfast, 13/04/2010 – 16/04/2010