Titlebook: Children and Anthropological Research; Barbara Butler,Diane Michalski Turner Book 1987 Plenum Press, New York 1987 Field Research.Gender.c

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Book 1987ed discussion of our experiences doing anthropological research with children. Following that occasion, we began to seek each other out in order to continue such conversations, because we had found no other opportunity to discuss these significant events. We knew our experiences were rich sources of

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Mango Pickles and Goat Grass: Family Fieldwork in an Indian Village,may be about New World geography, they know a surprising amount about American family life, as they have been able to observe at first hand an American family which has been associated with their village for several years.

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Reciprocal Relations: Family Contributions to Anthropological Field Research--and Vice Versa,lems, and young people they have created. The entire procedure is, as every parent learns, challenging (a marvelous word), stimulating (to say the least), enlightening, deeply rewarding, often discouraging, and frequently exhausting.

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