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Item-typ:Veröffentlichung, Bienenfieber: Eine multimodale Ethnografie mit Menschen und Honigbienen in Deutschland, Kamerun und Japan(2026-02-26)Bienenfieber ist eine ethnologische Untersuchung der vielfältigen Beziehungen zwischen Menschen und Honigbienen in Deutschland, Kamerun und Japan. Die Multispezies-Ethnografie beschäftigt sich insbesondere mit den sensorischen, körperlichen und emotionalen Dimensionen im Rahmen der Bienenhaltung. Im Sinne der more-than-human Anthropologie werden Menschen, Bienen, andere Lebewese und Dinge gleichberechtigte Akteur*innen betrachtet. Forschung und Buch kombinieren audiovisuelles Material mit geschriebenem Text um den Ansatz der multimodalen Anthropologie zu testen und zu erweitern. Film- und Bildmaterial sind über Links und QR Codes direkt aus dem Buch zugänglich.Buch141 60 - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Item-typ:Veröffentlichung, Liparu Lyetu - Our Life : Participatory Ethnographic Filmmaking in Applied Contexts.(2013-04-29); ; ; This dissertation describes and critically assesses the production of the film "Liparu Lyetu - Our Life". The documentary was made by a group of farmers in Northern Namibia in collaboration with anthropologist and filmmaker Martin Gruber. It depicts different forms of natural resource use and discusses related topics. The dissertation illustrates how the approach of "Participatory Ethnographic Filmmaking" was developed during the film's production and discusses how methods originating in Ethnographic Filmmaking and Participatory Video (PV) can contribute to both applied and academic research.Dissertation569 531 - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Item-typ:Veröffentlichung, Mehr als ein süßes Hobby: Stadtimkerei. Soziale und kulturelle Dimensionen urbaner Bienenhaltung(2021-11-15)Qualitative und quantitative Untersuchung zur Bienenhaltung in Hamburg. Online-Befragung von Hamburger Imker*innen zu soziodemografischen Informationen, sowie Wissen zu Präferenzen, Einstellungen und Motivationen der Imker*innen.Bericht623 586 - Some of the metrics are blocked by yourconsent settings
Item-typ:Veröffentlichung, Traditional Beekeeping and Honey Hunting in Central Cameroon. Ethnographic Film Research : Study Report(2024-12-20)The study report describes the making of the ethnographic documentary film “Gbaya: Beekeeping and Honey Hunting” (Gruber 2015). The film follows an accomplished beekeeper, Jean Sardi, on a beekeeping excursion in the Savanna landscape in the vicinity of the city of Ngaoundéré. Together with family members, the main character demonstrates the manufacturing of a traditional beehive from palm leaves and grass, the harvesting of honey from such a hive as well as the salvaging of honey from wild living honeybees. In interviews and informal conversations, Sardi gives important contextual information on his practice and situates it as an important element of Gbaya culture, with which he identifies. Traditional beekeeping and honey hunting are presented as economically and culturally significant activities that afford a high degree of manual skill and embodied knowledge. Ethnographic film was perceived here as an ethnographic research method in the sense of participant observation with a camera (Henley 2000). The archived dataset consists of footage of a beekeeper at work, as well as contextualizing interviews with the protagonist. The study report places the ethnographic film in the broader context of the anthropological research project BeeCultures, which investigates human honeybee entanglements in Cameroon, Japan and Germany. The report also discusses the theoretical and methodological framework of the project.Bericht263 161