Anthropologists at Home in North America
Herausgeber: Messerschmidt, Donald A.
Anthropologists at Home in North America
Herausgeber: Messerschmidt, Donald A.
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A collection of seventeen essays focusing on the issue of practising anthropology in one's own society.
A collection of seventeen essays focusing on the issue of practising anthropology in one's own society.
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 324
- Erscheinungstermin: 31. Dezember 2009
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 19mm
- Gewicht: 528g
- ISBN-13: 9780521284196
- ISBN-10: 0521284198
- Artikelnr.: 28521262
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 324
- Erscheinungstermin: 31. Dezember 2009
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 19mm
- Gewicht: 528g
- ISBN-13: 9780521284196
- ISBN-10: 0521284198
- Artikelnr.: 28521262
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
Preface; Part I. Introduction: 1. On anthropology 'at home' Donald A.
Messerschmidt; 2. Insider research: an ethnography of a debate John L.
Aguilar; Part II. Urban Studies: 3. Unseen community: the natural history
of a research project Paul Bohannan; 4. Common sense and science: urban
core black observations John L. Gwaltney; 5. Observer participation and
consulting: research in urban food cooperatives Richard Zimmer; 6. The
masking of social reality: ethnographic fieldwork in the bureaucracy David
Serber; Part III. Rural Studies: 7. Longitudinal research in rural North
America: the Saskatchewan Cultural Ecology Research Program, 1960-1973 John
W. Bennett and Seena Kohl; 8. Social networks and community administration:
a comparative study of two mining towns Susan Brandt Graham; 9. The
anthropologist as key informant: inside a rural Oregon town Lawrence
Hennigh; 10. Neighboring: discovering support systems among
Norwegian-American women Agnes M. Aamodt; Part IV. Health Systems: 11.
Applied ethnoscience in rural America: New Age health and healing Craig
Molgaard and Elizabeth Byerly; 12. Interactive research in a feminist
setting: The Vancouver Women's Health Collective Linda Light and Nancy
Kleiber; Part V. Education Systems: 13. Constraints in government research:
the anthropologist in a rural school district Donald A. Messerschmidt; 14.
Many roles, many faces: researching school-community relations in a
heterogeneous American urban community R. Timothy Sieber; Part VI. Contract
Anthropology: 15. Anthropology under contract: two examples from Alaska
Kerry D. Feldman; 16. Talking to an agency: communicating the research
findings Ruth M. Houghton; Part VII. Reflections on Anthropology at Home:
17. Home and away: personal contrasts in ethnographic style Harry F.
Wolcott; Contributors; Notes; Bibliography; Index.
Messerschmidt; 2. Insider research: an ethnography of a debate John L.
Aguilar; Part II. Urban Studies: 3. Unseen community: the natural history
of a research project Paul Bohannan; 4. Common sense and science: urban
core black observations John L. Gwaltney; 5. Observer participation and
consulting: research in urban food cooperatives Richard Zimmer; 6. The
masking of social reality: ethnographic fieldwork in the bureaucracy David
Serber; Part III. Rural Studies: 7. Longitudinal research in rural North
America: the Saskatchewan Cultural Ecology Research Program, 1960-1973 John
W. Bennett and Seena Kohl; 8. Social networks and community administration:
a comparative study of two mining towns Susan Brandt Graham; 9. The
anthropologist as key informant: inside a rural Oregon town Lawrence
Hennigh; 10. Neighboring: discovering support systems among
Norwegian-American women Agnes M. Aamodt; Part IV. Health Systems: 11.
Applied ethnoscience in rural America: New Age health and healing Craig
Molgaard and Elizabeth Byerly; 12. Interactive research in a feminist
setting: The Vancouver Women's Health Collective Linda Light and Nancy
Kleiber; Part V. Education Systems: 13. Constraints in government research:
the anthropologist in a rural school district Donald A. Messerschmidt; 14.
Many roles, many faces: researching school-community relations in a
heterogeneous American urban community R. Timothy Sieber; Part VI. Contract
Anthropology: 15. Anthropology under contract: two examples from Alaska
Kerry D. Feldman; 16. Talking to an agency: communicating the research
findings Ruth M. Houghton; Part VII. Reflections on Anthropology at Home:
17. Home and away: personal contrasts in ethnographic style Harry F.
Wolcott; Contributors; Notes; Bibliography; Index.
Preface; Part I. Introduction: 1. On anthropology 'at home' Donald A.
Messerschmidt; 2. Insider research: an ethnography of a debate John L.
Aguilar; Part II. Urban Studies: 3. Unseen community: the natural history
of a research project Paul Bohannan; 4. Common sense and science: urban
core black observations John L. Gwaltney; 5. Observer participation and
consulting: research in urban food cooperatives Richard Zimmer; 6. The
masking of social reality: ethnographic fieldwork in the bureaucracy David
Serber; Part III. Rural Studies: 7. Longitudinal research in rural North
America: the Saskatchewan Cultural Ecology Research Program, 1960-1973 John
W. Bennett and Seena Kohl; 8. Social networks and community administration:
a comparative study of two mining towns Susan Brandt Graham; 9. The
anthropologist as key informant: inside a rural Oregon town Lawrence
Hennigh; 10. Neighboring: discovering support systems among
Norwegian-American women Agnes M. Aamodt; Part IV. Health Systems: 11.
Applied ethnoscience in rural America: New Age health and healing Craig
Molgaard and Elizabeth Byerly; 12. Interactive research in a feminist
setting: The Vancouver Women's Health Collective Linda Light and Nancy
Kleiber; Part V. Education Systems: 13. Constraints in government research:
the anthropologist in a rural school district Donald A. Messerschmidt; 14.
Many roles, many faces: researching school-community relations in a
heterogeneous American urban community R. Timothy Sieber; Part VI. Contract
Anthropology: 15. Anthropology under contract: two examples from Alaska
Kerry D. Feldman; 16. Talking to an agency: communicating the research
findings Ruth M. Houghton; Part VII. Reflections on Anthropology at Home:
17. Home and away: personal contrasts in ethnographic style Harry F.
Wolcott; Contributors; Notes; Bibliography; Index.
Messerschmidt; 2. Insider research: an ethnography of a debate John L.
Aguilar; Part II. Urban Studies: 3. Unseen community: the natural history
of a research project Paul Bohannan; 4. Common sense and science: urban
core black observations John L. Gwaltney; 5. Observer participation and
consulting: research in urban food cooperatives Richard Zimmer; 6. The
masking of social reality: ethnographic fieldwork in the bureaucracy David
Serber; Part III. Rural Studies: 7. Longitudinal research in rural North
America: the Saskatchewan Cultural Ecology Research Program, 1960-1973 John
W. Bennett and Seena Kohl; 8. Social networks and community administration:
a comparative study of two mining towns Susan Brandt Graham; 9. The
anthropologist as key informant: inside a rural Oregon town Lawrence
Hennigh; 10. Neighboring: discovering support systems among
Norwegian-American women Agnes M. Aamodt; Part IV. Health Systems: 11.
Applied ethnoscience in rural America: New Age health and healing Craig
Molgaard and Elizabeth Byerly; 12. Interactive research in a feminist
setting: The Vancouver Women's Health Collective Linda Light and Nancy
Kleiber; Part V. Education Systems: 13. Constraints in government research:
the anthropologist in a rural school district Donald A. Messerschmidt; 14.
Many roles, many faces: researching school-community relations in a
heterogeneous American urban community R. Timothy Sieber; Part VI. Contract
Anthropology: 15. Anthropology under contract: two examples from Alaska
Kerry D. Feldman; 16. Talking to an agency: communicating the research
findings Ruth M. Houghton; Part VII. Reflections on Anthropology at Home:
17. Home and away: personal contrasts in ethnographic style Harry F.
Wolcott; Contributors; Notes; Bibliography; Index.