[ecrea] Call for proposals: Routledge book series on Innovative Ethnographies

I'm looking for new book proposals for the Routledge book series Innovative Ethnographies. Following the release of the first book in the series (http://ferrytales.innovativeethnographies.net/) and the imminent release of more books (http://innovativeethnographies.net/) I want to remind the ethnographers amongst you about the series purpose:

No longer unsecure about their aesthetic sensibilities, contemporary ethnographers have expanded upon the established tradition of impressionistic and confessional fieldwork to produce works that not only stimulate the intellect, but that also delight the senses. From visual to reflexive ethnography, from narrative to arts-based inquiry, from hypertext to multimodal scholarship, and from autoethnography to performance ethnography, fieldwork has undergone a revolution in data collection practice and strategies of representation and dissemination. Innovative ethnography is a catalytic field of experimentation and reflection, innovation and revelation, transformation and call to action. The new Routledge Innovative Ethnographies book series publishes fieldwork that appeals to new and traditional audiences of scholarly research through the use of new media and new genres. Combining the book and multimedia material hosted on the series website, this series challenges the boundari
es between ethnography and documentary journalism, between the scholarly essay and the novel, between academia and drama. From the use of narrative and drama to the use of reflexivity and pathos, from the contextualization of ethnographic documentation in felt textures of place to the employment of artistic conventions for the sake of good writing, this series entertains, enlightens, and educates.

Series editor: Phillip Vannini, Royal Roads University, Canada

For questions about proposal submission contact:(phillip.vannini /at/ royalroads.ca)
For submission guidelines and FAQs see:http://innovativeethnographies.net/submission-guidelines

Phillip Vannini
Professor and Canada Research Chair
School of Communication&  Culture
Royal Roads University
www.publicethnography.net



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