Media
Podcasts
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This talk explores the Israeli aspects of integrated dance, an art form that brings together dancers with and without disabilities. Together, these dancers challenge the way disability is presented and perceived in public culture and in the arts. Yet, the dance projects also reveal a hierarchy between those veterans of the Israeli Defense Forces who are disabled and others with disabilities. Integrated dance embodies the possibility of challenging national, religious, and social boundaries while expanding public awareness of multiculturalism.
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Dr Gili Hammer, an anthropologist at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, discusses her book Blindness through the Looking Glass: The Performance of Blindness, Gender, and the Sensory Body, exploring how visually impaired Israeli women grasp and perform the interface between blindness and gender.
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In this three-part podcast, Dr. Hammer meets with the director, choreographer, and creator, Emanuella Amichai, to discuss shared aspects of art and research in and on disability culture.
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Embodied Ethnography, episode 9, season 2, of Qualitative research at eye level, by Prof. Dafna Tener and Prof. Yochai Nadan, HUJI October 2024
Thank you Prof. Yochay Nadan and Prof. Dafna Tener from The School of Social Work at HUJI, for inviting me to participate in their wonderful podcast on qualitative study.
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Videos
Short articles
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This discusses Gili’s recent article in the American Anthropologist.
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This discusses Gili’s recent article in the Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute.
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