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The article is by Dr Omer Aijazi, Lecturer in Disasters and Climate Crisis at HCRI and author of Atmospheric Violence: Disaster and Repair in Kashmir. Here, he rethinks field notes as “feeling notes” and considers the possibilities that this shift in thinking might create in writing ethnographically, drawing upon his experience researching Atmospheric Violence to demonstrate these ideas. […]https://blogs.manchester.ac.uk/hcri/wp-content/uploads/sites/325/2024/09/av.jpg10001500