Fieldnotes: The Makings of AnthropologyRoger Sanjek Cornell University Press, 1990 - 429 pages Thirteen distinguished anthropologists describe how they create and use the unique forms of writing they produce in the field. They also discuss the fieldnotes of seminal figures--Frank Cushing, Franz Boas, W. H. R. Rivers, Bronislaw Malinowski, and Margaret Mead--and analyze field writings in relation to other types of texts, especially ethnographies. Unique in conception, this volume contributes importantly to current debates on writing, texts, and reflexivity in anthropology. |
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... languages , he observes , and the vast majority of ethnographies are written in strong languages . Asad's analysis of how a strong language of ethnography overrides other languages adds a political dimension to our attention to ...
... languages , he observes , and the vast majority of ethnographies are written in strong languages . Asad's analysis of how a strong language of ethnography overrides other languages adds a political dimension to our attention to ...
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... language , followed by his informant's transla- tion into English . These transcriptions were then reread and recopied at night . Boas wrote several times of falling behind in his " copying , and he noted in his letters the progress of ...
... language , followed by his informant's transla- tion into English . These transcriptions were then reread and recopied at night . Boas wrote several times of falling behind in his " copying , and he noted in his letters the progress of ...
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... language . . . . Very little of it was therefore gathered in formal interviews but was rather deviously extracted from the directed conversations of social groups , or at formal receptions which the chiefs of a village accorded me on ...
... language . . . . Very little of it was therefore gathered in formal interviews but was rather deviously extracted from the directed conversations of social groups , or at formal receptions which the chiefs of a village accorded me on ...
Table des matières
Living with Fieldnotes | 1 |
Fire Loss and the Sorcerers Apprentice | 34 |
Unpacking Fieldnotes | 45 |
Droits d'auteur | |
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Afikpo African Agar American analysis anthro Audrey Richards behavior Boas Boas's Cambridge Camilla Wedgwood ceremony Chicago Press Clifford collected context Cultural Anthropology culture Cushing diary discourse documents Embree essay ethnogra ethnographer's ethnographic ethnographic writing Evans-Pritchard experience field notes field research fieldnotes fieldwork Firth Frank Hamilton Cushing Franz Boas Geertz George Guinea headnotes holistic Indian informants interpretation interviews Japanese John Johnson journal Kinship Kwakiutl later Lederman letters lives Malinowski Manam Marcus Margaret Mead material Mead Mead's Mendi method native notebooks observations one's Organization Ottenberg paper participant-observation Pelto political problem published questions record relationship ritual Rohner Sanjek scratch notes sense Social Anthropology Society Spindler Srinivas Stanford Stocking Suye Mura texts theoretical theory tion topics transcription Trobriand typed University of Chicago University Press village volume W. H. R. Rivers Wedgwood Wiswell women wrote Yombe York Zuni