English "Inproving Theory Fieldwork Process and Time"
| Auction ends | 3 days |
| Bids | no |
| Current price | ¥1,400 $10 |
| Start price | ¥1,400 $10 |
| Buy-now | ¥1,400 $10 |
| Consumption tax | 0% included |
| Seller | cureatp +1106 |
| Condition | Used |
| Start time | 2024-04-13T06:07:04+09:00 |
| End time | 2024-04-20T06:07:04+09:00 |
| Auto-prolongation | Turned off |
| Lot number | c652698658 |
| Seller position | Fukuoka Prefecture |
English "Inprovising theory: Process and Temporality in Ethnographic Fieldwork/Fields of ethnicityProcesses and time in the work "Allaine Cerwonka/Liisa H. MALKKI co -authored 2007 University of Chicago PressPoints of issuance, etc. 11 pages +203 pages 23 × 15.3 × 1.3㎝ 0.31㎏ Paperback
(From the back cover) Scholars Have Recognized That Ethnographic Method Is Bound Up with the Constration ofTHEORY IN WAYS THAT ARE DIFFICULT TEACH. The Reason, Allaine Cerwonka and Liisa H. MALKKI Argue, isTHAT ETHNOGRAPHIC THEORIZATION Is Essentially iMPROVISATORY in Natural, Conducted in Real Time And in
Necessarile Unpredictable Social SitUments. In a Unique Account of, and Critical Reflection on, TheeProcess of TheoreTical Improvision in Ethnographic Research, They DemonStrate How Both Objects ofAnalysis, and OURS OF KNOWING AND EXPLAINING THEM, ARE CREATED and Discovered in the Give and Take ofReal Life, in All ITS Unpredictability and IMMEDIACY.
IMPROVISING THEORY CENTERS ON THE YEAR-LONG CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN CERWONKA, THEN A Graduate Student inPolitical Science Conducting Research in Australia, and Her Anthropology Mentor, MALKKI. ThroothRegular e-mail Exchange, MALKKI Attempted to Teach Cerwonka, THENEW THE THE THE TOSCIPLINE, THE BASIC TOOLSAnd Subtle INTUITION NEEEDED FOR ANTHROPOLOLOCAL FIELDWORK. The Result is a strikingly Original disciplationOf The Processual Ethics and Politics of Method in Ethnigraphy.
(About the author) * Allaine Cerwonka is Associate Professor in And Chair of the Gender Studies DepartmentAt Central European University, Budapest, and Author of Native to the Nation: Disco Landscapes andBodies in Australia.
* Liisa H. MALKKI Is Associate Professor of Cultural of Cultural inThe -ROPOLOGY AT STANFORD UNIVERSITY and AUTHOR ofPurity and EXILE: Violence, Memory, and National Cosmology Among Hutu Refugees in Tanzania, AlsoPublished by The University of Chicago Press.
(Product status) There is a feeling of used, there is a used feeling, Mikata light burn and a cover light thread.. The binding is solid, and the inside is writtenThere is no such thing (please forgive if there is an oversight), it is generally a normal state.. Please note that this book is a used bookPlease purchase above.
3718466
| Time | User | Price |
| No bids | ||
