Introduction: Researching Urban People and Places - Tyler S. Schafer and Michael Ian Borer Introduction: Part I: Being with Others in the City Pet-Facilitated Interaction in a Public Setting. - Douglas M. Robins, Clinton R. Sanders, and Spencer E. Cahill 'Cooling Out' Men in Singles Bars and Nightclubs: Observations on the Interpersonal Survival Strategies of Women in Public Places. - David A. Snow, Cherylon Robinson, and Patricia L. McCall Exchange and Intimacy in the Inner City. - Ranita Ray Do You See What I See? Examining a Collaborative Ethnography. - Reuben A. Buford May and Mary Pattillo-McCoy Among the Colony: Ethnographic Fieldwork, Urban Bees and Intra-species Mindfulness. - Lisa Jean Moore and Mary Kosut Exchange and Intimacy in the Inner City: Rethinking Kinship Ties of the Urban Poor - Ranita Ray Introduction: Part II: Talking with Others in the City The Go-Along as Ethnographic Research Tool. - Margarethe Kusenbach Object and Walking Probes in Ethnographic Interviewing. - Jason Patrick De Leon and Jeffrey H. Cohen The Docent Method: A Grounded Theory Approach for Researching Place and Health. - Jamie Suki Chang Rescue Geography: Place making, Affect and Regeneration. - Phil Jones and James Evans Place-Based Elicitation: Interviewing Graffiti Writers at the Scene of the Crime. - Stefano Bloch On the Heels of the Go-Along - Margarethe Kusenbach Introduction Part III: Stories from the City Local Culture - Jaber F. Gubrium Going Straight: The Story of a Young Inner-City Ex-Convict. - Elijah Anderson Streets, Sidewalks, Stores, and Stories: Narrative and Uses of Urban Space. - Timothy A. Simpson Narratives in the Old Neighborhood: An Ethnographic Study of an Urban Neighborhood's Stories. - Robin Patric Clair From Apple to Orange: Narratives of Small City Migration and Settlement Among the Urban Middle Class. - Richard E. Ocejo The Hobo to Doormen: The Characters of Qualitative Analysis, Past and Present. - Jonathan R. Wynn Thoughts on The Hobo to Doormen: The Characters of Qualitative Analysis, Past and Present - Jonathan R. Wynn Introduction Part IV: Visualizing the City Ways of Seeing, Knowing, and Showing - Sarah Pink 'The Camera Rolls': Using Third-Party Video in Field Research. - Nikki Jones and Geoffrey Raymond Visualizing Gendered Sports Fandom. - Michael Ian Borer Researching Urban Space, Reflecting on Advertising: A Photo Essay. - Anne M. Cronin Introduction Part V: Sensing the City The Sensuous City: Sensory Methodologies in Urban Ethnographic Research. - Kelvin E.Y. Low An Urban Tour: The Sensory Sociality of Ethnographic Place-Making. - Sarah Pink Bringing Bodies Into Planning: Visceral Methods, Fear and Gender Violence. - Elizabeth L. Sweet and Sara Ortiz Escalante Vibrational Affect: Sound Theory and Practice in Qualitative Research. - Walter S. Gershon My Music, My World: Using the MP3 Player to Shape Experience in London. - Miriam Simun Reflections on an Urban Tour - Sarah Pink Introduction Part VI: Representing the City Putting on a Public Face. - Stephanie Coontz Social Cinema Scenes. - Nirmal Puwar Dramatizing Data: A Primer. - Johnny Saldana Augmented Fotonovelas: Creating New Media as Pedagogical and Social Justice Tools. - LeighAnna Hidalgo Teaching a Hip-Hop Ecology. - Michael J. Cermak Reflections on 'Social Cinema Scenes' - Nirmal Puwar
