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The Visual Traces of an Ethnographic Investigation; or, How Do People Present Themselves in a Concrete Situation?

This article describes the methodological work of retrieving the remnants of an ethnographic investigation of a festive ritual. Eliminated at first, the author shows how, thanks to the representations of outlines in photos, details have been retrieved so as to describe and analyze the styles of human presence seen in the slightest displacements in space. Rather than “ethnography,” the author is proposing the term “phenomenography” here to designate this study of the presence of people.