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Elisabeth Tauber,Dorothy L. ZinnFocuses on the role of gender in ethnographic writing.Contributes to the vein of anthropological research on how anthropologists represent their work and engage in the processes of textual production.

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‘Your Little Game’: Myth and War in A brief overview that follows the order of symposium presentation and thus retains a flavour of the occasion.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-27554-0interaction. One might consider social anthropology to be the study of the effects that human beings as individual, energetic things-in-the-world have upon one another. These effects will often be inadvertent, as individuals’ distinct and often incommensurate worldviews and life-projects come into c

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,From Rebellion to Respite: 1798–1801,tween the researcher and her interlocutors. This article focuses on the writing style of my Ph.D. thesis, which analysed the practices carried out by the anti-violence operators of a women’s shelter in South Tyrol (Northern Italy), where I worked from 2010 to 2014. The research focused on the experi

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-10913-4has been practised, found resistance in anthropology and developed partly in sociology, communication, and media studies. However, feminist ethnographies both within and outside anthropology bypass an occasion to set themselves with a dialogue on textual, genre-related issues in the feminist ethnogr

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