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Séminaire d’ethnoscénologie du Pr. Jean-Marie Pradier
Vendredi 13 janvier 2012
14h 30 à 18 h
Maison des Sciences de l’Homme Paris Nord
Salle B
4 rue de la Croix Faron – Saint-Denis La Plaine
(code de la porte d’entrée : 5623)
Tel. : 01 55 93 93 00 / Bureau ethnoscénologie : 01 55 93 93 25)
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Séminaire d’ethnoscénologie du Pr. Jean-Marie Pradier
Conférence du Professeur Johannes Sjoberg, co-responsable du programme doctoral « Anthropology, Media and Performance », à l’Université de Manchester (UK) :
« Ethno-fiction »
L’occasion pour les chercheurs en études théâtrales – particulièrement ethnoscénologie – de prendre connaissance de nouvelles perspectives de la recherche, faisant appel au film et à la fiction. La conférence aura lieu en anglais, avec traduction simultanée, et support audiovisuels. A l’issue de la conférence, sera envisagée un projet de coopération entre groupes de recherche.
Dr Johannes Sjöberg was appointed Lecturer in Screen Studies in Drama at the University of Manchester in 2008. He specialises in screen practice as research and his interests also revolve around the boundaries between artistic and academic forms of representation. His approach is based on the practice and critical study of qualitative research methods, such as extended fieldwork and participant observation, using collaborative and improvisational art forms to mediate complex cultural understanding to the popular audience. This approach has developed as a research interest through film and theatre education, freelance work as an actor and director in Sweden, Guatemala and Brazil, during his work as a documentary filmmaker in the UK and as a guest lecturer at various universities. In 1997 he graduated in Social Anthropology at the University of Stockholm and he completed his MA in Visual Anthropology at the University of Manchester in 2001. He was awarded a PhD in Drama in 2009 for his practice-based research on the ethnofictions of Jean Rouch, focusing on the use of projective improvisation in ethnographic filmmaking and applied on identity, performance and discrimination among transgendered Brazilians.