Fieldnet Lounge 2022 “How do we do fieldwork? ：Collective dialogue among primatologist, linguist, historian, and anthropologist”

Date：	9th Jan., 2023 (Mon.) 13:00～16:00
Venue：	Online meeting (Zoom)
Language：	Japanese
Admission：	Free
Registration：	Please visit the link here Registration deadline is 7th Jan.(Sat.).



	—Program—

13:00～13:05	Greeting from fieldnet Haruka Taniguchi (ILCAA) “Opening remarks”

Part1:	Fieldwork methods in each discipline

	Fieldwork methods in primatology
13:05-13:25	Haruka Taniguchi (ILCAA) How do Japanese monkey infants pass the winter in the snow-covered area?
13:25-13:45	Hideki Sugiura (Wildlife research center, Kyoto university) Studying vocal exchange in Japanese monkeys in the field

	Fieldwork methods in linguistics
13:45-14:00	Hayato Aoi (Tokyo university of foreign studies) How they articulate the vowel: An instrumental phonetic fieldwork in Tarama village, Miyako county, Okinawa, Japan
14:00-14:15	Makoto Furumoto (ILCAA) An introduction to the field research of the rural Swahili dialects in Zanzibar

	Fieldwork methods in history
14:20-14:40	Madoka Morita (ILCAA) Diving into a sea of historical records: My sojourn in Istanbul

	Fieldwork methods in anthropology
14:40-15:00	Yutaka Yoshida (ILCAA) Doing my ethnographic fieldwork with Kenyan deaf/hearing people

Part2:	Collective dialogue across discipline
15:10-16:00	Question and Discussion
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Advisor：	Kaoru Adachi (Kyoto Sangyo University)

Co-sponsored:	Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (S) “The Origin and Evolution of Sociality: Developing new theories of human evolution based on collaboration between anthropology and primatology” ILCAA TUFiSCo Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (C) “Ethnographic research using visual methods on interactional events among deaf and hearing people in Kenya” (Principal Investigator: Yutaka Yoshida)