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1 online resource. |
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text file |
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Series in anthropology
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Vernon series in anthropology.
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| Contents |
Introduction: coming clean about messy ethnography / Alexandra Plows -- Section 1 Reflecting on messy research practice -- Chapter 1. Mud on the carpet: messy reflexive practices with older environmental activists-bringing the outside in / Mary Gearey -- Chapter 2. Revealing a 'hidden civil war': a serendipitous methodology / Sue Lewis, Martyn Hudson, and Joe Painter -- Chapter 3. Changing forms of ethnography and shifting researcher positioning in the study of a Mexican martial art / George Jennings -- Chapter 4. Haphazard knowledge production: thoughts on ethnography and mess in the urbanising Ecuadorian Amazon / Nina Isabella Moeller -- Section 2 Messy ethics -- Chapter 5. The case for more ethnographic research with the criminal's perspective / Lisa Potter. |
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Chapter 6. Managing morality: neoliberal ethics regimes and messy field work / Rafi Alam -- Chapter 7. Everyday messiness of ethnography: reflections on fieldwork in Mid-West Brazil -- Sectio 3 Messy participation -- Chapter 8. The boundlessness of digital democrary -- ethnography of an ICT-mediated public in Brexit Britain / Gabriel Popham -- Chapter 9. Places on probation: an auto-ethnography of co-produced research with women with criminal biographies / Nicola Harding -- Chapter 10. 'Messily embedded': an auto-ethnography of redundancy in the Welsh nuclear industry / Alexandra Plows -- Chapter 11. A messy ethnography of mess / Ville Savolainen -- Section 4 Messy research sites and spaces -- Chapter 12. Not only the night: the messiness of ethnography of nurses' night work / Trudy Rudge, Luisa Toffoli and Sandra West. |
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Chapter 13. Adapting to parents in crisis: tracing experiences of having a child with chronic kidney disease / Andrea Bruno de Sousa -- Chapter 14. Attempting to deep map multiple realities: the 'therapeutic landscape' of Saltwell Park / Wayne Medford -- Chapter 15. The challenges of ethnographic practice in current urban complex situations / Paola Jiron and Walter Imilan -- Chapter 16. Sharing foodscapes: shaping urban foodscapes through messy processes of food sharing / Monika Rut and Anna R. Davies. |
| Local Note |
eBooks on EBSCOhost EBSCO eBook Subscription Academic Collection - North America |
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Ethnology -- Methodology.
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Ethnology -- Methodology. |
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Ethnology -- Philosophy.
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Ethnology -- Philosophy. |
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Electronic books.
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| Added Author |
Plows, Alexandra, editor.
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Law, John, 1946- writer of foreword.
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| Other Form: |
Print version : Messy ethnographies in action. Wilmington, Delaware : Vernon Press, [2018] 9781622733293 (DLC) 2018941286 (OCoLC)1037662271 |
| ISBN |
9781622735518 (electronic book) |
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162273551X (electronic book) |
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9781622733293 |
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1622733290 |
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9781622734320 |
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1622734327 |
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