Chronicling cultures: long-term field research in anthropology

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Anthropological Studies and Insights Qualitative Research Methods and Ethics Anthropology: Ethics, History, Culture

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1 Preface/ INTRODUCTION/ Long-Term Field Research: Metaphors, Paradigms, and Themes, Anya Peterson Royce and Robert V. Kemper/ PART I: Restudies and Revisits: Styles of Collaborative Research/ 1. Learning to See, Learning to Listen: Thirty-Five Years of Fie

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