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Multi-sited methodologies : "homework" in Australia, Fiji, and Kiribati
/ Teaiwa, Katerina Martina. - In: Anthropologists in the field (2004), S.216-233
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Multi-sited transnational ethnography and the shifting construction of fieldwork
/ Kurotani, Sawa. - In: Anthropologists in the field (2004), S.201-215
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Not quite at home : field envy and new age ethnographic dis-ease
/ Muir, Stewart. - In: Anthropologists in the field (2004), S.185-200
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Performing and constructing research as guesthood in the study of religions
/ Harvey, Graham. - In: Anthropologists in the field (2004), S.168-182
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Living in sheds : suicide, friendship, and research among the Tiwi
/ Robinson, Gary *1963-*. - In: Anthropologists in the field (2004), S.153-167
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Closed doors : ethical issues with prison ethnography
/ Coggeshall, John M.. - In: Anthropologists in the field (2004), S.140-152
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Reflections on fieldwork among Kenyan heroin users
/ Beckerleg, Susan. - In: Anthropologists in the field (2004), S.127-139
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"Yo bitch..." and other challenges : bringing high-risk ethnography into the discourse
/ Tourigny, Sylvie C.. - In: Anthropologists in the field (2004), S.111-126
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"And I can't feel at home in this world anymore" : fieldwork in two settings
/ Birckhead, Jim. - In: Anthropologists in the field (2004), S.95-107
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Doing ethnography in "one's own ethnic community" : the experience of an awkward insider
/ Colic-Peisker, Val. - In: Anthropologists in the field (2004), S.82-94
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