Coming of Age on the Streets of Java - Stodulka, Thomas
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This book is based on almost five years of fieldwork with street-related communities in the city of Yogyakarta, Indonesia, between 2001 and 2015. The author inquires into children's and adolescents' coming of age on the streets and their remarkable social and emotional competences, instead of resorting to a dreadful discourse of pity and despair. The ethnography's multi-vocal narrative couples vivid accounts of ethnographic case studies and life stories with current theory on affect, emotion, empathy, structural violence or social interaction in the context of marginality, stigma and chronic illness. …mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
This book is based on almost five years of fieldwork with street-related communities in the city of Yogyakarta, Indonesia, between 2001 and 2015. The author inquires into children's and adolescents' coming of age on the streets and their remarkable social and emotional competences, instead of resorting to a dreadful discourse of pity and despair. The ethnography's multi-vocal narrative couples vivid accounts of ethnographic case studies and life stories with current theory on affect, emotion, empathy, structural violence or social interaction in the context of marginality, stigma and chronic illness.
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Autorenporträt
Thomas Stodulka ist Sozial- und Kulturanthropologe mit einem Schwerpunkt in Psychologischer Anthropologie an der Freien Universität Berlin. Er leitete ein Shelter für chronisch kranke Jugendliche in Indonesien und veröffentlichte die Ergebnisse seiner Feldforschung mit Straßenkindern unter dem Titel »Coming of Age on the Streets of Java«.
Rezensionen
»It is an important contribution to street-related children, anthropology of emotions, anthropology of urban poverty, anthropology of HIV and AIDS, Indonesian/Java studies, and ethnographic fieldwork.«

Nathan Porath, Anthropos, 113 (2018) 20180711