Doing Sensory Ethnography
by Sarah Pink
Sarah Pink’s Doing Sensory Ethnography examines sensory approaches to ethnographic research. With its focus on perception, experience, and observation, the book offers a concise resource for students and researchers interested in anthropology, social science, and methods for studying everyday life.
About This Book
Doing Sensory Ethnography is a focused work by Sarah Pink on sensory approaches to ethnographic inquiry.
The book centers attention on the role of perception and experience in researching and understanding social life.
It may be useful to students, researchers, and readers seeking an introduction to sensory perspectives within anthropology and related social sciences.
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