'The
Naga Videodisc Manual', in collaboration with Sarah Harrison and
Julian Jacobs Cambridge Interactive. 1989
'The
Principles Used in Selecting, Editing and Transferring Materials for
an Archival Videodisc', Journal of Educational Television,
vol.15, no.3. 1989
'The
Cambridge Experimental Videodisc Project', Anthropology Today,
vol.6, no.1. 1990
'BBC
Domesday: The social construction of Britain on Videodisc', Society
for Visual Anthropology Review, vol.6, no.2.1990 [re-published as
BBC Domesday: The Social Construction of Britain on Videodisc' in Vizualizing
Theory, ed. Lucien Taylor.1994]
'The
Cambridge Experimental Videodisc Project', Bulletin of Information
on Computing and Anthropology, Kent University, Issue no.5:
February 1987
'The
Potentials of Videodisc in Visual Anthropology: Some Examples',
in P.Crawford and D.Turton (eds.), Film as Ethnography (Manchester
Univ. Press, 1991)
'The Day
the World Took Off; Reflections on Working on a Television Series',
Cambridge Anthropology, 2001. [click here
to download this article as a PDF, and click here
for a slightly longer account written as a daily diary].
'Forty
years work with computers and visual media' a preliminary overview written
in November 2004
'Digital
Orient: An Experiment' Alan Macfarlane and Xiaoxiao Yan (lecture
given at Shanghai & Tsinghua Universities Sept. 2004)
'The
Nagas: An Experiment in Multimedia' (An article written in c.1989,
parts of which were published elsewhere)
'Anthropological
and other "Ancestors": Notes on Setting up a Visual Archive'
(An article written for Anthropology Today in December
2004, but only published in a very shortened version)
'Anthropological
and other Ancestors' Alan Macfarlane, Sarah Harrison, Mark Turin
Anthropology News, December 2005
'Web
Anthropology: Some potentials for visual and computer anthropology'
Alan Macfarlane (Draft of an article published in Visual Anthropology,
19:1-3, 2006)
'A
note on Christoph von Fürer-Haimendorf's film collection'. Alan
Macfarlane, Sept. 2010
'The
digitization of Naga collections in the West and the >return of Culture<'
Alan Macfarlane and Mark Turin in Naga Identities,
eds. Michael Oppitz et al, (Snoeck Publishers, Gent, 2008) [copy
in German]
SEE ALSO:
THE NAGA VIDEODISC PROJECT
SEE ALSO:
THE INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION
FILMS
SEE ALSO:
THE DIGITAL HIMALAYA PROJECT