Anthropology between the Lines

An Interview with Tim Ingold

by Nicolas Auray & Sylvaine Bulle , 13 March 2014

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Explaining the genesis of his work, the anthropologist Tim Ingold stresses the contemporary and interdisciplinary dimension of anthropology, as well as the strong relationship this discipline maintains with the art world.

Tim Ingold has become one of the most important figures of contemporary anthropology, whose work generates a dialogue between that of Descola and Bruno Latour. His first essay translated into French, Lines: a brief history, Routledge 2007 / Une brève histoire des lignes, Zones sensibles, 2011, has contributed to his popularity in France. On the occasion of the publication of his work Marcher avec les dragons (Zones sensibles, 2013), Ingold explains the genesis of his work and the contemporary and interdisciplinary dimension of anthropology, as well as the strong relationship this discipline maintains with the art world.

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Interview conducted by N. Auray and S. Bulle.Film editing : A. Suhamy.

by Nicolas Auray & Sylvaine Bulle, 13 March 2014

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