Natalia Zepeda Cazarez is a postdoctoral fellow at the ciesas She holds a master’s degree in Contemporary Culture and Identities and a Ph.D. in Social Sciences with a specialization in Social Anthropology from the same institution. Her research interests focus on the application of qualitative and ethnographic methodologies to analyze the socio-historical transformations of territories and communities, as well as the agency of women and families in their practices and daily lives. She is currently conducting a research project with artisan families along the shores of Lake Chapala.

Reseñas críticas

Listening as a Method: The Scope and Prospects of Oral History

Graciela de Garay and Jorge Aceves (eds.), 2024 Instituto Mora, Mexico, 553 pp.

Listening as a Method: The Scope and Prospects of Oral History

  • Ignacio Salvador Durán Ricardez
  • Natalia Zepeda Cazarez

Reseña de una obra colectiva sobre historia oral que recorre sus seis partes y reflexiona sobre los retos metodológicos de esta práctica frente a la inteligencia artificial.