The shadow side of fieldwork : exploring the blurred borders between ethnography and life
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| Format: | Ouvrage |
| Language: | Anglais |
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Table of Contents:
- Foreword. In the shadows. Anthropological encounters with modernity / Goslinga, Gilliam et Frank, Gelya
- "Learn to value your shadow!" An introduction to the margins of fieldwork / Leibing, Annette et McLean, Athena
- Out of the shadows of history and memory. Personal family narratives as intimate ethnography / Waterston, Alisse et Rylko-Bauer, Barbara
- When things get personal. Secrecy, intimacy, and the production of experience in fieldwork / Lovell, Anne M.
- The scene. Shadowing the real / Crapanzano, Vincent
- Transmutation of sensibilities. Empathy, intuition, revelation / Csordas, Thomas J.
- Shining at light into the shadow of death. Terminal care discourse and practice in the late 20th century / Szabo, Jason
- The hidden side of the moon, or, "lifting out" in ethnographies / Leibing, Annette
- The gray zone. Small wars, peacetime crimes, and invisible genocide / Scheper-Hughes, Nancy
- Others within us. Collective identity, positioning, and displacement / Weiss, Meira
- Falling into fieldwork. Lessons from a desperate search for survival / Chierici, Rose-Marie
- Field research on the run. One more (from) for the road / Papageorgiou, Dimitris
- Personal travels through otherness / Corin, Ellen
- When the borders of research and personal life become blurred. Thorny issues in conducting dementia research / McLean, Athena.