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Barbara Pieta (Max Planck Institute for Social Anthropology)

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Department: Integration and Conflict
Nationality: Polish
Country: Germany
Interests (keywords): Ageing, Senescence, Dementia, Kinship, Social Network, Visual Anthropology
Highest Degree: MA
Degree Awarding Institution: Leiden University

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Panels

• EASA2026: Inequality and exploitation in conservation and pastoralism
• RAIFF2023: Care and Images: Speculative Futures of Care as Visual Practice [AGENET/VANEASA]
• RAIFF2023: Care and Images: Speculative Futures of Care as Visual Practice [AGENET/VANEASA]
• RAIFF2023: Care and Images: Speculative Futures of Care as Visual Practice [AGENET/VANEASA]
• RAIFF2023: Care and Images: Speculative Futures of Care as Visual Practice [AGENET/VANEASA]
• RAIMed2022: Mobilizing methods in research with cognitively impaired participants: creative approaches, ethical challenges and translation processes II
• RAIMed2022: Mobilizing methods in research with cognitively impaired participants: creative approaches, ethical challenges and translation processes I
• EASA2020: Illuminating Futures of the Life Course through Visual and Digital Media [Age and Generations Network]

Papers

• EASA2026: Collective as a Method of Doing Ethics (and Anthropology)
• EASA2026: Looking Dementia into Being: Ethnography as Anamorphic Practice
• RAIFF2023: Carescopes - on caring and ‘looking at’. A case of positive dementia portrayals in North Italy
• RAIMed2022: Epidemiology and anthropology: exploring the link between kinship and Covid-infection in northern Italy
• EASA2020: How To Write Ethnography That Does No Harm: Tackling Post-Fieldwork Ethical Challenges in Research with People with Dementia and Their Community
• EASA2018: Social Network as a Facilitator of Late-Life Transitions
• EASA2016: Bringing the "old" kinship back to the studies of "the aged"