talacowa kiso?
as someone with interests in pragmatics, one of the first things that catches me about speech communities is the ways that they greet each other, the questions like “how are Continue Reading →
Category: complicity, migration, ethics of locality
my work transgresses conventional disciplinary and topical boundaries. interested in the relationships among revisionist histories, ethics, and popular culture, i examine intersections in which seeming separate fields evoke or are coordinated with each other
another update
just about to roll out the new site…now if i could get the yam.com blog content to migrate over there
exciting new developments
thinking about where i’d like the taiwan soundscapes blog to go, i’ve decided to expand the blog a bit–and change its address. once all of the movement happens, the content Continue Reading →
listen to the engines
here is the beginning of some work on a new paper, about the sound of boat engines. wondering what y’all think…. listen to the engines the sound of boat engines Continue Reading →
some more thoughts on art as a modality of ethnographic practice
during the last month, i have stepped away from writing articles to work on an art installation for the international austronesian art awards in taitung. it is piece made from Continue Reading →
