Collective Walking Methodologies and tools

The Enlightenment

by Jordyn Zachary

INTEL - Optimizing Lean Manufacturing by the use of Technology

by Amine Benajiba

Input output devices

by Doris McKnight

Customer Experience of a Portland Thorns Fan (An NWSL Franchise)

by Corey Williams

Collective Walking (Theoretical frame work)

Methods

Tools

Participatory Narrative Inquiry (PNI)

Map making

Archive Artistic Process

Walking interviews

Methodology

Qualitative

Other Field Studies

Philosophy

Cultural Studies

Bricolage

Genealogy

Epistemology

Ethnography

Ethnomusicology

Auto-ethnography

Anthropology

Cultural Anthropology

Ethical Practices

Sociology

Feminism

Rhythmanalysis

Henry Lafevre

Urbanism

Rhetorics of walking

Michael de Certau

Literature

Heteroglossia

A/r/tography

Acoustic Ecology

Squizohonia

Sound Ethnography

Artistic Practices

Research Creation

Artistic practice through walking

Decolonial Practices

Procession/Carnival

Marlon Griffith

Transmateriality

Tarsh Bates

Trans-corporeality

Stacy Alaimo

Western practices

Sound walking

Hildegard Westercamp

Derive

Guy Debord

Oral Narratives/Itineraries

Jannet Cardif

Theoretical approaches on walking

Non-western theories

Indigenous Practices

Pow Wow

Tarahumara (Raramuri)

Western

comparative literature

psychogeography

flaneur

Institutional Critique

Artistic creation outside hegemonic spaces

Public parks

Public Libraries

Public Schools

Cultural Centers

Streets

Social Practices

Critical Learning

Theater of the Oppressed

Radical pedagogy

Collective Walking Methodologies and tools

The exploration of collective walking encompasses a broad theoretical framework and employs a variety of innovative methods and tools. Techniques such as map making, walking interviews, and participatory narrative inquiry (