Description
1. Cultural Transformations and Mediations Revealed Through Transgenerational Sensobiographies Part 1: Transforming Knowledge: Methodological Design 2. Embodied Dialogues: A Transformative Pedagogy of Space, Time, and Identity 3. Anthropology of the Senses/Sensory Anthropology: Pre-Theoretical Commitments and Their Consequences 4. Sensorial Narrations on Music and Dance: Extrapolating Affect from Sensobiographic Walks 5. Analysing the SENSOTRA project: Collaborative Coding Part 2: Transforming Cultures: Finding Each Other in Time and Space 6. Sensobiography as a Mobile Search for Relational Knowledge 7. Senses On/Of the Move: Mobilities, Place-Making, and the Urban Sensory Commons 8. Senso-Mobile and Generational Tactics of Diverse City Spaces 9. Wartime Ljubljana and Early Socialist Yugoslavia on the Tip of the Tongue 10. City Atmosphere Forming Place Attachment: The Case of Brighton (UK) 11. ‘With Some People You Share A Level’: Digitechnological Likenessing in Urban Space Part 3: Mediating Transformations 12. Immediacies of Mediation: Exploring the Co-Emergence of Media, Environments and Sensory Experiences 13. Urban Nature and Digital Media Technologies Entangled: Sensobiographies of Young People in Turku, Finland 14. Civic Disobedience and Counter-Cultural Politics: Towards Culture-Historical Sensobiographies
