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The Bridge and the Dance: Situational Analysis in Anthropologys of Social Relations among Urban Africans in Northern Rhodesia” by James Clyde Mitchell), this chapter explores the birth and development of situational analysis: a qualitative research method based on the detailed descriptions of particular social situations that has helped anthropological researc

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Dennis and Barbara Tedlock: The Dialogic Turn in Anthropologyck, every act of speech, writing or doing has a poetic dimension. They discuss how the categories of a poetics based in Western literacy tradition require extensive revaluation in order to improve our comprehension of native arts. .. Barbara Tedlock created the concept of “Observation of participati

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Ethnography and Embodimentalysis at the level of lived experience, embodiment has emerged as a powerful way to relate perceptions and sensations to broader socio-historical dynamics. Such a shift, though, did not focus merely on the issues of the cultural construction of the body and the senses, it rather allowed analyses to

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Exploring Mobility Through Mobility: Some of the Methodological Challenges of Multi-sited Ethnographrary societies, mobile approaches as multi-sited research developed, where the field was shaped by following people, kin and other social networks, economic and social remittances, political projects, etc. (Marcus in . 24:95–117, 1995; Hannerz 2003). Drawing on ethnographic examples, I will show how

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Participant Observation: The Personal Commitment in Native Life—A Problematic Methodological vation has been, since the 1920s, taken as a foundation for anthropological research and for the scientific status of the knowledge acquired by its means. This essay has several purposes: highlighting some issues related to Malinowski’s theory and practice of research, which are full of implications

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The Weberian Line of Anthropology: George Marcus from , to Designen the ‘end of the subject’ in philosophical deconstruction and ‘text’ as an ethnographic organization of anthropological discourse. Referring to authors such as George Marcus and James Clifford, it has the intention of demonstrating both the usefulness of the notion of text and the overcoming of th

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