Basics for field research. vol.2

The "two-way transformation" between the world and the field research challenges conventional approaches to fieldwork regarding space, time, and human interaction. This book examines both the evolving nature and enduring principles of fieldwork through three key themes: "Where is the field?", "Unlocking the field of time and space," and "Boundless fieldwork."

"Where is the field?" explores the expanding concept of space regarding field research, encompassing multi-site and digital fieldwork methodologies.
"Unlocking the field of time and space" examines the challenges and strategies of conducting research within archives and institutions.
"Boundless fieldwork" considers collaborative approaches to knowledge production and practice with diverse stakeholders in the field, including both human and nonhuman elements.

The book addresses the dynamic realities of fieldwork by incorporating various methodologies, tools, and techniques from multiple disciplines while examining the field researcher's role and ethical responsibilities. It therefore provides guidance to practice fieldwork that remains constant amid changing circumstances.