Dr Paola Tine
Visiting Research Fellow
School of Social Sciences
Faculty of Arts, Business, Law and Economics
Eligible to supervise Masters and PhD (as Co-Supervisor) - email supervisor to discuss availability.
Dr Paola Tiné is an anthropologist with expertise in visual research methods, medical anthropology, social change and domestic relations.
Paola Tiné
Paola Tiné is Lecturer in Cultural Anthropology School of Social and Cultural Studies at Victoria University of Wellington and a Honorary Research Fellow at the University of Adelaide. She is a social and medical anthropologist researching the interconnections between morality, relationships, and health. Over the past ten years, she been researching psychophysical well-being and distress from a social and relational perspective through long-term field research in Australia, Nepal, and Italy. Her PhD at the University of Adelaide investigated family moralities in a climate of accelerated social change in Nepal.
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Language Competencies
Language Competency English Can read, write, speak, understand spoken and peer review French Can read, write, speak and understand spoken Italian Can read, write, speak, understand spoken and peer review Spanish; Castilian Can read and understand spoken -
Education
Date Institution name Country Title 2017 - 2023 The University of Adelaide Australia PhD, Social Anthropology and Development Studies 2013 - 2015 The University of Siena Italy Master of Arts, Anthropology and Visual Studies 2010 - 2013 The University of Siena Italy Bachelor of Arts, Human Sciences (History, Philosophy, Anthropology) -
Postgraduate Training
Date Title Institution Country 2019 Postgraduate Training in Medical Anthropology University of Edinburgh United Kingdom 2017 Ethnographic Film Training Ethnofilm Italy 2016 Postgraduate Fieldwork Training University of Adelaide Australia 2015 Erasmus Placement University of Edinburgh United Kingdom -
Certifications
Date Title Institution name Country 2020 Higher Education Teaching Certificate Harvard’s Derek Bok Center for Teaching and Learning - -
Research Interests
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Journals
Year Citation 2023 Tine, P. (2023). Seeing South Asia: visuals beyond borders. VISUAL STUDIES, 2 pages.
2023 Tiné, P. (2023). Modern dharma: the moral worlds of Newar middle-class families in Bhaktapur, Nepal. Asian Anthropology, 22(3), 217-219.
2022 Tiné, P. (2022). The question of expression when using art as a research method in anthropology: Notes for the anthropologist-artist. Unknown Journal, 23-38. 2022 Tiné, P. (2022). Two Kitchens and Other 'Modern' Stories: Rethinking the Family in Contemporary Nepal Through Household Conflict and Fission. Himalaya, 41(2), 107-126.
Scopus12022 Tiné, P. (2022). What Makes a Family? A Visual Approach to Ontological and Substantial Dimensions of the Domestic in Nepal. Himalaya, 41(2), 127-143.
Scopus12021 Tiné, P. (2021). Maya’s story spirit possession, gender, and the making of the self in a painted anthropological account. Current Anthropology, 62(4), 498-504.
Scopus42021 Tine, P. (2021). ‘Seeking Heartfelt Help: The Emergence of the Friendship Guthi as a Middle-Class Practice in Contemporary Nepal’. Studies in Nepali History and Society 26(2): 313–344.. 2019 Tine, P. (2019). I colori del sogno di Gatsby: proposta di analisi semiotica. O Ideario Patrimonial. 2018 Tine, P. (2018). ‘Lo sperimentalismo letterario nel romanzo moderno americano’. O Ideário Patrimonial,, (11), 147-156. 2017 Tine, P. (2017). Le radici storiche del conflitto in Ucraina e la costruzione della memoria. Tetide. Rivista di Studi Mediterranei. 2017 Tine, P. (2017). Art as a research method: on the expression of anthropological insights’. O Ideário Patrimonial,. 2017 Tine, P. (2017). ‘Cultural interaction and integration in the context of immigration: the case study of the Nepali-speaking Bhutanese in Adelaide'. Journal of Identity and Migration Studies-JIMS. - Tine, P. (n.d.). Doing Gender and Reshaping the Self: The Rehabilitation Narratives of TBI Survivors. Journal of Social, Behavioral, and Health Sciences, 15(1).
- Tine, P., Karanicolas, J., & Allen, D. (n.d.). A beautiful ghetto. VISUAL STUDIES, 2 pages.
- Tiné, P. (n.d.). Modern Dharma: The moral worlds of Newar middle-class families in Bhaktapur, Nepal. European Bulletin of Himalayan Research, (61).
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Presentation
Date Topic Presented at Institution Country 2019 - ongoing Love, conflict and kinship in the Newari family The University of Edinburgh The University of Edinburgh and the Centre for Research on Families and Relationships United Kingdom 2019 - ongoing Visual methods International Visual Methods Conference - Bucharest Romania National University of Political Studies - 2019 - ongoing Parenting and Health Conceptions around Food in Nepal Martin Chautari - Kathmandu Martin Chautari - 2018 - ongoing Art at the Heart of Anthropology The British Museum The Royal Anthropological Institute United Kingdom
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