Titlebook: Europe Observed; Jo?o Pina-Cabral,John Campbell (Emeritus Fellow) Book 1992 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited

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The Personal Factors in Fieldwork,ts and his natural sensibilities, and this selection will be made as a function of his ‘personal equation’ which thus determines not only what he observes but the conclusions he draws from it. For this reason it has been said that the fieldworker never discovers anybody but himself.

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Against Translation: The Role of the Researcher in the Production of Ethnographic Knowledge, dominated social anthropology in the 1970s, and being unwilling or unable to disregard the serious erosion of analytic categories which took place at that time, younger anthropologists found it necessary to turn again to empirical research as the means for creative thinking.

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The Anthropologist as Critical Historian: Some Problems in the Ethnography of Celano (Italy),vestigation adopted, as described in the final section, were the documentation and analysis of narrative material, family histories, and landholding patterns. The results yielded were often in surprising contrast with interpretations advanced in histories written on the area.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-31881-9nonical history. The question that emerges is less whether ‘traditional societies’ participate in ‘our’ concepts of time,. than whether any society can claim to have achieved the purely literal understanding of the past that scientific definitions of temporality presuppose.

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History in the Making: National and International Politics in a Rural Cretan Community,nonical history. The question that emerges is less whether ‘traditional societies’ participate in ‘our’ concepts of time,. than whether any society can claim to have achieved the purely literal understanding of the past that scientific definitions of temporality presuppose.

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User-Friendly Ethnography?,another demanding problem — the profusion of historical materials — has also decisively shaped ethnographic writing. Perhaps too, the sense in which theory, method and literary genre are all mutually involved has held back discussion.