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About God and About Anthropology,r impact on her own and Liria’s writings. Liria’s and Paloma’s two kinds of knowledge are placed in dialogue, and the many tensions between them remain unresolved. The two authors reflect on some of the beliefs, desires and fears that have made up the undercurrent to their collaborative project.

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Writing Friendship, voices. Liria and Paloma met in 1992, when both were young women and Paloma was doing anthropological fieldwork among Liria’s family and neighbours. After Paloma left to return to finish her Ph.D. in the UK, they started writing to each other and did so regularly for over fifteen years, until Liria

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Those Who Surround Us, voices. Since Liria left her Gitano environment in 2009, she has lived among Latin American and North African migrants in inner-city Madrid. The authors discuss how Liria’s sense of herself has been transformed in this cosmopolitan, multi-ethnic environment, and tell the stories of some of the peop

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About God and About Anthropology, voices. Liria and Paloma have approached the writing of this reciprocal text from very different standpoints. Liria has been guided by her Evangelical beliefs and her certainty that this book is part of God’s plan. Paloma has been preoccupied with the expectations of the ethnographic genre and thei

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Book 2020ologist. In this unique reciprocal experiment, the former informant returns the gaze to write about the anthropologist, her life and her environment. Through finely crafted and deeply moving text, Hernández and Gay y Blasco suggest new ways of doing and writing anthropology...The dialogue between He