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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Anthropological Methodology in the European Context,t anthropology emerged as a function of European colonial expansion, particularly during the early twentieth century and the subsequent spread of American political hegemony in the aftermath of the Second World War (Cohn 1980: 202–5).

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,Fieldwork Among the Sarakatsani, 1954–55, earliest research carried out by a British social anthropologist in Greece. It has been suggested to me that an account of the background to this enterprise might be of some interest.. I do not know whether this is so, but I have been persuaded to make the attempt.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-09754-9 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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Sex Roles and Anthropological Research in Rural Andalusia,f information than men, or can men, normally endowed with greater power and prestige, expect to entertain the broader, more willing informant pool? In this chapter, I wish to explore these questions with specific reference to my own fieldwork in southern Spain. No single anthropologist’s experience

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Fieldwork, Language and Locality in Europe, from the North,nd reputation of Gaelic in Scotland, and wished to work on a comparable example elsewhere. Of the other Celtic languages, only one, Breton, is spoken in continental Europe. It seemed to me that it would be interesting to compare the two linguistic pairs, Scottish Gaelic/English and Breton/French, an

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