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

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半球

Ancient Views on the Quality of Life,ressed, in the course of this work, an ideal of . respect to the normative ideologies and judgments that I consider to be responsible for numerous interpretative distortions. These are, primarily, specific forms of ideology, namely scholarly ideologies. Clearly, they do not fall from the sky and are

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不容置疑

同義聯(lián)想法

Substitution

,Emic and the Actors’ Point of View,e.” It evokes the meanings that social facts have for the actors concerned. It is opposed to the term ., which, at times, designates more external or “objective” data, and, at others, the researcher’s interpretative analysis.

Canopy

Methodological Populism and Ideological Populism in Anthropology,the people, the dominated, the poor, the deprived, and the excluded. “The populist effect” inspires numerous vocations in our field, lasts over time along professional careers, surfaces under various guises and may crop up in highly erudite statements.

Climate

Indian Calendrical Calculations,bservation and description—paralleling and comparable to the emic approach—constitute together a “fundamental” of fieldwork. But these polysemous terms take on a specific meaning in anthropology.

Acquired

阻止