Fieldwork and the Self
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Fieldwork and the Self
Changing Research Styles in Southeast Asia
Jammes, Jeremy; King, Victor T.
Springer Verlag, Singapore
11/2022
446
Mole
Inglês
9789811624407
15 a 20 dias
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?The Importance of Being Wrong: Reflections on 35 Years of Methodological Blunders, Empirical Errors, Theoretical culs-de-sac, and Historical Misinterpretations.- A Sociological-Anthropological Gaze on Changing Perspectives on Southeast Asia: Personal Interventions in Discipline and Area.- Salem to Sumatra (and more improvised itineraries): Reflections on a Quarter Century of Shifting Tacks.- Ethnography of the Homo Secretus: Inside Secret Societies and Societies with Secrets in Vietnam.- Engaging and Distancing: An Intellectual, Moral and Emotional Investment in the Field.- The Anthropology of Remembering: Memory as a Complementary Ethnography.- Silencing as Method: Leaving Malay Studies Out?.- the Role of Muslim Southeast Asia in Global Religious Markets.- Translating Brunei: Between Self-Reflexivity and Literary Study.- Addressing the Elephant in the Room: Islamic Governance and the Idea of Context.- Revisiting the Southeast Asian House: A Filipino's Perspective.- Writing the 'Local', Provincial and Public into Area Narratives.- The Political Construction of Race and Ethnic Identity in Malaysia and Singapore: Career of a Concept.- At Home in the World': Reflections on Home Scholarship, Theory and Area Studies.- Researching Borneo Language Description, Language Maintenance and Language Shift: Issues of Nomenclature and Shifting Identities.- Engaging with the Bugis and Christian Pelras: Reflections on fieldwork in South Sulawesi.
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Social sciences perspectives on Southeast Asia;Southeast Asian studies;Southeast Asian research methodologies;Comparative study of methodologies;Informal methodologies
?The Importance of Being Wrong: Reflections on 35 Years of Methodological Blunders, Empirical Errors, Theoretical culs-de-sac, and Historical Misinterpretations.- A Sociological-Anthropological Gaze on Changing Perspectives on Southeast Asia: Personal Interventions in Discipline and Area.- Salem to Sumatra (and more improvised itineraries): Reflections on a Quarter Century of Shifting Tacks.- Ethnography of the Homo Secretus: Inside Secret Societies and Societies with Secrets in Vietnam.- Engaging and Distancing: An Intellectual, Moral and Emotional Investment in the Field.- The Anthropology of Remembering: Memory as a Complementary Ethnography.- Silencing as Method: Leaving Malay Studies Out?.- the Role of Muslim Southeast Asia in Global Religious Markets.- Translating Brunei: Between Self-Reflexivity and Literary Study.- Addressing the Elephant in the Room: Islamic Governance and the Idea of Context.- Revisiting the Southeast Asian House: A Filipino's Perspective.- Writing the 'Local', Provincial and Public into Area Narratives.- The Political Construction of Race and Ethnic Identity in Malaysia and Singapore: Career of a Concept.- At Home in the World': Reflections on Home Scholarship, Theory and Area Studies.- Researching Borneo Language Description, Language Maintenance and Language Shift: Issues of Nomenclature and Shifting Identities.- Engaging with the Bugis and Christian Pelras: Reflections on fieldwork in South Sulawesi.
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