The Shadow Side of Fieldwork: Exploring the Blurred Borders between Ethnography and Life
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The Shadow Side of Fieldwork: Exploring the Blurred Borders between Ethnography and Life

by Athena Mclean, Annette Leibing

Education Anthropology
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The Shadow Side of Fieldwork explores the blurred boundaries between ethnography and life. Athena Mclean and Annette Leibing offer a scholarly examination of fieldwork’s less visible dimensions, making this volume relevant to readers interested in anthropology, qualitative research, and the complex relationship between researchers and the worlds they study.

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The Shadow Side of Fieldwork explores the complicated dimensions of conducting ethnographic research.

It considers the blurred borders between professional fieldwork and everyday life.

The book offers a scholarly perspective on how ethnography can extend beyond clearly defined research settings.

Written by Athena Mclean and Annette Leibing, this work is suited to readers interested in anthropology, fieldwork, and qualitative research.

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