2019
DOI: 10.1590/18094449201900550005
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Olhando através dos Portões da Prisão: o acesso no campo da etnografia

Abstract: Resumo Este artigo discute o conceito de “acesso” no contexto da etnografia. A concepção de Schatz do acesso como a identificação do ponto de observação mais próximo é o fundamento da discussão sobre 15 meses de trabalho de campo realizado em Myanmar para um estudo de experiências de encarceramento que obteve pouco acesso a essas instituições. O artigo vai além de uma compreensão de acesso definida em termos de um foco em dentro e fora e demonstra como acessar um campo a partir de vários pontos de observação p… Show more

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“…Creative responses to these challenges have included seeking inspiration from a broad range of disciplines and methods, such as archival work, volunteering within prisons, interviewing former prisoners, and networking with prison advocacy organisations, correctional officers' unions and journalists, to make 'windows in walls' which shed new light on the inner-workings of these institutions (Reiter, 2014). Relatedly, Gaborit (2019) draws on the work of Schatz (2009) in her reflections on seeking 'the nearest possible vantage point' from which to research experiences of imprisonment in Myanmar, where access to prisons or people currently serving prison sentences was far from guaranteed. In doing so, Gaborit suggests there is considerable value in adopting a broader understanding of the field as a social phenomenon rather than simply a geographical setting.…”
Section: Redesigning In Light Of Covidmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Creative responses to these challenges have included seeking inspiration from a broad range of disciplines and methods, such as archival work, volunteering within prisons, interviewing former prisoners, and networking with prison advocacy organisations, correctional officers' unions and journalists, to make 'windows in walls' which shed new light on the inner-workings of these institutions (Reiter, 2014). Relatedly, Gaborit (2019) draws on the work of Schatz (2009) in her reflections on seeking 'the nearest possible vantage point' from which to research experiences of imprisonment in Myanmar, where access to prisons or people currently serving prison sentences was far from guaranteed. In doing so, Gaborit suggests there is considerable value in adopting a broader understanding of the field as a social phenomenon rather than simply a geographical setting.…”
Section: Redesigning In Light Of Covidmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…During fieldwork, 43 interviews with former prisoners and one interview with a former prison officer were recorded in audio. Additionally, ten interviews were conducted with prisoners inside Insein Central Prison and recorded in handwriting (Gaborit, 2019). Participants were imprisoned in the period 1988-2018, and the prison officer had worked in prisons from the mid-70s until the turn of the millennium.…”
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“…Liv Gaborit (2019) defende uma expansão das formas como pensamos o acesso às prisões em contextos de pesquisa etnográfica. Para a autora, as discussões sobre acesso…”
Section: Entrando Em Campo: Situando a Prisão Em Uma Trama Alargadaunclassified