Acknowledgements
Ericka Engelstad and Siri Gerrard
Challenging Situatedness
Brita Brenna
From Science Critique to New Knowledge Practices
Cathrine Holst
Towards a New Way of Constructing Knowledge
Kikki Jernsletten
To Look From a Fell: Where do I Come From?
Bjørn Arntsen and Lisbet Holtedahl
Visualizing Situatedness
The Role of the Audience/Reader in Knowledge Production
Rosella Ragazzi
Living with Camera in between Barn and Kitchen
Phenomenological Perspectives on the Making of the Ethnographic Film "At Home in the World"
Percy Oware
Situated Development
A Policy-Planning Option for Ghana
Léonie Tatou-Métangmo
Situated Knowledges and Varying Standpoints about Language, "Mother Tongues," and Power in Africa
Gørill Nilsen
Museums, Gender and Knowledge
Hamadou
Handicraft, Society, and the Challenges of Knowledge Production
A Case Study of Mindif Town, Northern Cameroon
Alison Blunt
The Spatial Politics of Situatedness
Feminist and Postcolonial Perspectives
Erling Sandmo
Thinking in the Ting
Violence, Discourse and Truth in Early-Modern Norway
Maïrama Haman Bello
Fulani Women of North Cameroon
Learning and Knowledge Production
Hanne Haavind
How my Texts are Situated in Time and May Change the Future
Karin Widerberg
Situating Knowledge-Liberating or Oppressive?