Reconstruction Vol. 9, No. 1, 2009: Fieldwork and Interdisciplinary Modes of Knowing
Guest Editors: Vibha Arora and Justin Scott-Coe
Introduction
Vibha Arora and Justin Scott-Coe, "Fieldwork and Interdisciplinary Research"
Articles
Locating the self in the Field
Irmi Karl, "Technology and Women's Lives: Queering Media Ethnography"
Rhonda Dass, "Avoiding the Peep Show: Talking from within the Tattoo Community"
Rina Sherman, "Reading Between the Lines: Understanding Assistants in Fieldwork"
Knowing as Experience and Performance
Elizabeth Wood and Kiersten F. Latham, "Object Knowledge: Researching Objects in the Museum Experience"
Alyssa Grossman and Selena Kimball, "The Memory Archive: Filmic Collaborations in Art and Anthropology"
Lauren Jones & Jonathan Arries, "Searching for Conscientização: Mentoring Fieldwork in International Service-learning"
Brian Winkenweder, "The Homometrics of eInterviews"
Kate Rossmanith, "Making Theatre-Making: Fieldwork, rehearsal and performance-preparation"
Interdisciplinary Modes of Knowing
Christina Weber, "Methodological Approaches to Studying the Social Monad: A Consideration of Interdisciplinary Sociological Research"
Rachel Hurst, "Complicated Conversations between Interviewing and Psychoanalytic Theory"
Robert Moses Peaslee, "Practice in mediated space: Engaging 'Hobbiton' and its visitors through a constructivist media anthropology"
Review Essays
Marc Ouellette on Laurie Ouellete and James Hay's Better Living through Reality TV: Television and Post-Welfare Citizenship
Sandy Marshall on S. Nutall and A Mmembe, eds. Johannesburg: The Elusive Metropolis
Reviews
Davin Heckman on Bernard Steigler's Acting Out. Trans. David Barison, Daniel Ross, and Patrick Crogan
Bennett Huffman on Ruth Van Dyke's The Chaco Experience: Landscape and Ideology at the Center Place
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