Titlebook: Epistemology, Fieldwork, and Anthropology; Jean-Pierre Olivier Sardan Book 2015 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 2015

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The Latin American Studies Book Seriesiry through questionnaires for the sociologist, “fieldwork” for the anthropologist: at first glance, these three modes of data production appear to be linked, respectively, to each of these related social sciences.

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The Holzmaden Bituminous Shale Seas beyond the bounds of what may be imputed to the reality described and proposes an image of it that is excessively nonaccurate, enhanced, biased, and, in a word, “false.” He twists the available elements or makes statements that ignore or even contradict them.

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Introduction: Empirical Adequacy, Theory, Anthropology,is book is entirely devoted to the following argument: On the one hand, an anthropological or sociological text must be rigorous (or otherwise abandon its scientific claims). On the other hand, it belongs to the realm of approximation as the statements it makes can claim only to be .; they can never

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The Policy of Fieldwork: Data Production in Anthropology and Qualitative Approaches,es, paradigms, and processes of object construction are usually similar or transversal. However, these disciplines do not necessarily produce data in the same way. Though close to one another, each seems nonetheless to have its own favorite form of empirical inquiry. Archives for the historian, inqu

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,The Methodological “I”: Implication and Explicitation in Fieldwork,on of texts written in the first person testifies to the fact that author subjectivity is no longer discreditable. It now seems in good taste to make a discrete—and sometimes not so discrete— display of subjectivity. Field journals, researchers’ biographies and autobiographies, reflexivity, more or

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