
Transitional Territories
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- Cover
- Contents
- Table of Figures
- INTRODUCTION
- 1. Key Concepts
- 2. Scope of the Research
- 3. Research Questions
- 4. Methodology
- 5. Theoretical Significance of the Research
- 6. Research Structure
- CHAPTER I - ON THE RELATION BETWEEN ART AND ANTHROPOLOGY
- 1. An Introduction to the Relationship Between Art and Anthropology
- 2. Critiques of Ethnographic Practices and Representation
- 3. Experimental Strategies in Anthropology and Aesthetic Implications of the Anthropological Research
- CHAPTER II - AN ANTHROPOLOGICAL APPROACH TO CONTEMPORARY ART
- 1. Questioning Hal Foster's Concept 'Ethnographic Turn in Arts'
- 2. Ethnographic Fieldwork as an Artistic Practice
- 3. Art, Anthropology and Socially Engaged Art Practices
- 4. Practices Between Art and Anthropology
- 5. New Genealogies and Representation Strategies
- CHAPTER III - THE EMERGENCE OF CONTEMPORARY ART IN TURKEY
- 1. The Recognition of "Contemporary" in the Art Scene of Turkey
- 2. Breaking Points in the Contemporary Art in Turkey
- 3. Impacts of Globalization in Contemporary Art Scene in Turkey
- 4. From Socially Engaged Art to Ethnographic Practices
- CHAPTER IV - ANTHROPOLOGICAL PRACTICES OF CONTEMPORARY ARTISTS FROM TURKEY
- I. An Introduction to Art and Anthropology Practices in the Context of Turkey
- 1. Approaching Immigrant Communities Through Art: Nil Yalter
- 2. Unveiling Hybrid Identities: Gülsün Karamustafa
- 3. Social Engagement Strategies: Esra Ersen
- 4. Construction of Identity: Kutlug Ataman
- 5. Doing Archival Ethnography: Tayfun Serttas
- 6. Doing Fieldwork as an Artist: Köken Ergun
- 7. Situationist Strategies in Everyday Life: Dilek Winchester
- 8. A Critical Approach to Documentation: Artıkisler Video Collective
- CONCLUSION
- Evaluation of the Theoretical Discussions
- Overview of the Case
- Discussion of the Works in Context
- General Evaluation
- Concluding Remarks
- Acknowledgments
- Bibliography
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