Multiple me, the unfolding ethnographer: Multiple becomings and entanglements are a more-than-human ethnographer

Carlyle, Donna (2020) Multiple me, the unfolding ethnographer: Multiple becomings and entanglements are a more-than-human ethnographer. Entanglements: experiments in multimodal ethnography, 3 (1). pp. 31-42. ISSN 2516-5860

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Abstract

This recit describes the use of visual-material methods in animating, re-enacting and highlighting the significance of human-animal interactions to well-being and flourishing. In employing creative methods and sensory ethnography, the researcher’s body is emergent as a vector of knowledge and site of multiple unfolding identities and entanglements. It therefore reveals the embodied and intra-corporeal nature of experience that is often unknown, unthought and invisible. In doing so, new insights and ways of ‘knowing’ manifest in exciting and original means. Through sketching using a multi-layered technique akin to what is known as “pentimento” brings forth the concept that we are all constantly “becoming” something other and something more through our rhythms of relating.

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