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experimental workshops of the ASW-HSS project - CCA*, ArkWork*, LHE*,
AICH* - and FMSH-ARA.
F
Facet(ofmeaning)
1) A term which denotes a semantic dimension or, to borrow an expression from
Greimas' structural semantics [GRE 66], a
Classeme
.
2) A facet defines the range of possible values of a
conceptual term*
or
configuration of conceptual terms
.
Field
1) The term “field” designates the phase in the
working process*
(of
audiovisual production-publication) which is dedicated to the collection of
audiovisual data documenting either a scientific event (conference, research seminar,
etc.), a cultural event (concert, exhibition, etc.) or another type of event (e.g.
political, social, etc.), or even a piece of “field” research
per se
(dedicated, for
example, to documenting a cultural patrimony, a social practice, etc.). The
“tangible” result of this stage is the field corpus.
2) As part of a program of production-distribution of knowledge heritage (such
as the
ARA program*
), the stage which takes place in the field constitutes one of
the crucial moments (a “milestone”) in the working process (of audiovisual
production-publication).
Field-workproducer
1) One of the main roles in the
workingprocess*
characterizing the constitution,
processing/analysis and publication/diffusion of knowledge heritage. The field-work
producer identifies the person or persons in charge of preparing and carrying out a
fieldwork*
and constituting the
corpus*
documenting that field work.
2) The role of the field work producer is divided into more specialized roles:
duties pertaining to the conception/definition of a field, tasks linked to carrying out a
field investigation, technical roles (e.g. a field work producer may act as a
cameraman, a sound recordist etc., who ensure the audiovisual recording of a field
work).
