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Stefan Morana,Alexander Maedcheg rely on comparable, but not analogous, forms of experiential ethnographic authority that are rooted in the idea of “being there” in the colonies. I discuss the ambivalent nature of the colonial “being there” of Stevenson and Kipling, which variously incorporate a positivist ideal of objective/scie

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-77225-7g complex geographies of power and in terms of overcoming the need for neat periodisations. Most importantly, however, the conclusion tackles some of the limits of my corpus, offering examples of typologies of texts that I did not discuss (enough) throughout the book. I talk of the . short story col

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Ethnographic Fieldwork as Point of Departure for World Literature,s. I begin by illustrating my approach to world literature, especially in comparison with postcolonial approaches, highlighting the methodological advantages of establishing uneven modernity as the basis of literary comparativism. I then discuss how anthropology and ethnography are a repertoire of s