P01


Talking with difficult subjects; ethics, knowledge, relationships
P02


Exploring the biographical method
P03


Interviews as situated practices: places, contexts, and experiences
P04


The ethics of (relations of) knowledge-creation
P05


The subject(ivity) of the interview: performance and construction in anthropology and sociology
P06


The interview as imagined space: authentic data and the extraordinary occasion
P07


Biography and the ethnographic interview
P08


Methods and ethics in 'interviewing' children
P09


Recalling the unspeakable: interviewers facing silence
P10


Corporealities, cognition and the interview
P11


Current concerns in contemporary critical medical ethnography: resisting a structural anaemia in respect to a new politics of evidence
P12


The use of the Interview by peer and user researchers with 'seldom heard' groups
P13


Ethnographic film programme
P14


Poster presentations
P15


Roundtable - Situating the interview
Plen1


Interview and society
Plen2


The interview: form, translation and transformation
Plen3


Interview negotiations
Plen4


Imagination, inspiration and the interview