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SUMMARY:Field Work and Oral Interviews - A Workshop on Methods
DESCRIPTION:\nPresenter: \;Dr. Jamie Andreson\n\nDr. Jamie Andreson
is one of this year'\;s postdoctoral fellows at the Africana Research
Center. This 90-minute\, informal workshop is an opportunity to speak w
ith her about specific methods\, challenges\, and approaches to oral int
erviews and other forms of on-site work.\n\nDr. Andreson'\;s work is
anthropological and historical in nature and examines\, in particular\,
how Brazilian Candomblé\; leaders produce the past within the cont
ext of an African diasporic religion of the Americas. The research mater
ials include written\, visual\, oral\, and material sources with a focus
on Black women'\;s religious leadership in Salvador to examine how C
andomblé\; leaders have used various strategies to build pasts and
futures in relation to African heritage and Afro-Brazilian ancestry.\n\
nPlease email odb2@psu.edu \;for more information.\n\nFor more detai
ls: https://events.la.psu.edu/event/field_work_and_oral_interviews_-_a_w
orkshop_on_methods/
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;Dr. Jamie Andreson
Dr. Jamie Andreson is one of this year's p
ostdoctoral fellows at the Africana Research Center. This 90-minute, inf
ormal workshop is an opportunity to speak with her about specific method
s, challenges, and approaches to oral interviews and other forms of on-s
ite work.
Dr. Andreson's work is anthropological and historica
l in nature and examines, in particular, how Brazilian Candomblé
leaders produce the past within the context of an African diasporic reli
gion of the Americas. The research materials include written, visual, or
al, and material sources with a focus on Black women's religious lea
dership in Salvador to examine how Candomblé leaders have used va
rious strategies to build pasts and futures in relation to African herit
age and Afro-Brazilian ancestry.
Please email odb2@psu.edu for more information.
For more det
ails: https://events.la.psu.edu/event/field_wo
rk_and_oral_interviews_-_a_workshop_on_methods/
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