Anthropology and Autobiography

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Qualitative Research Methods and Ethics Autobiographical and Biographical Writing Anthropological Studies and Insights

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1. Anthropology and autobiography: participatory experience and embodied Knowledge Judith Okely 2. Ethnography and experience: gender implications in fieldwork and text Helen Callaway 3. Automythologies and the reconstruction of ageing Paul Spencer 4. Spirits and sex: a Swahili informant and his diary Pat Caplan 5. Putting out the life: from biography to ideology among the Earth People Roland Littlewood 6. Racism, terror and the production of Australian auto/biographies Julie Marcus 7. Writing ethnography: state of the art Kirsten Hastrup 8. Changing places and altered perspectives: research on a Greek island in the 60s and in the 80s Margaret Kenna 9. The paradox of friendship in the field: analysis of a long-term Anglo-Japanes relationship Joy Hendry 10. Ali and me: an essay in street corner anthropology Malcom Crick 11. From affect to analysis: the biography of an interaction in an English village Nigel Rapport 12. Self-conscious anthropology Anthony P. Cohen

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