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Seasonal diaries

From the start of March 2020, the pandemic has led to various restrictions like social distancing, self-isolation, travel restrictions and enforced home office for many employees all over the world.

A mountain top covered with moss and lichen, a view over more mountain tops and a slice of a fjord
How can we use our personal experiences doing research? In CALENDARS we turned to autoethnography when the world went into lock- down in March 2020.
Foto/ill.:
Sissel Aasheim

Hovedinnhold

For the CALENDARS project, the restrictions have much affected our work as fieldwork and interviews were about to start in both Norway and in New Zealand. As we have rearranged the workflow and work more on the conceptual part of the project in this phase, the team members have also kept diaries of how seasonal changes are experienced during the time of lockdown.

Seasonal diaries 
low sun over city houses at winter

Norway week 15-16

We continue our seasonal diaries in the times of lockdown; an update from Norway

Forrest with snow

Norway week 13-14

All over the world, from the start of March 2020, the coronavirus pandemic has led to various restrictions like social distancing, self-isolation, travel restrictions and enforced home office for many employees. For the CALENDARS project, the restrictions have much affected our work as fieldwork...

girl and dog in autumn leaves

New Zealand week 13-14

We continue our seasonal diaries in the times of lockdown. This time, an update from New Zealand

hiking in mountains

Autoethnography as a research method

In March 2020 most of the world went into lockdown as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. Challenging times lay ahead for everyone, including the research community.

08.02.2022