Rethinking Visual Anthropology

The eye in the door: anthropology, film and the exploration of interior space; Beyond the boundary: a consideration of the expressive in photography and anthropology; First exits from observational ralism: narrative experiments in recent ethnographic films; Burlesquing knowledge: Japanese quiz shows and models of knowledge; Balinese on television: representation and response; Computer software as a medium: textuality, orality and sociality in an artificial intelligence research culture; To see or not to see: looking as an object of exchange in the New Guinea Highlands; A body painting in translation; Displacing the visual: of Trobriand axe-blades and ambiguity in cultural practice; Representing the bodies of the Jains; Pine, ponds and pebbles: gardens and visual culutre; Collectivity and nationality in the anthropology of art; The visual in anthropology