A blog of flash ethnography and anthropological understandings
Based on interview and participant-observation work around Worthing, a coastal town in West Sussex, England
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Let’s Move to Worthing?
You were desperate to escape London, couldn’t afford Brighton & Hove and the estate agent told you that this place was ‘coming up’. Seemed as nice as anywhere else you looked at along the coast – perhaps even nicer, you’re now realising.
Ethnographise This!
A blog of flash ethnography, based on interview and participant-observation work around Worthing, a seaside town in West Sussex, England.
Things I did, Things I do.
I write. Research. Write a bit more. Collaborate in live art. Write. Give public lectures, seminars and enrichment experiences. Write. Co-devise and deliver creative methods workshops. Write. Coach postgrad students. And write. Always at that bloody laptop.
Latest post
- Chatting Creativity & Thriving – With Independent Worthing
While there is a familiar shared trajectory to the gentrification and regeneration process, there can be many missed opportunities to intervene and shape the (inevitable) process of change in positive and inclusive ways.
Caroline Osella
This blog is maintained by Caroline Osella, a social anthropologist who has lived in Worthing since 2014.
The original blog began in April 2017 and belonged to SOAS anthropology, Unversity of London.
You can see back posts here. WoBy reached 6000 hits a month by August 2018, when it shifted here.
Caroline is now working freelance and is a Research Associate at the University of Sussex Global Studies.
