How are notions of 'home' made and negotiated by ethnographers? And how does the researcher relate to forms of home encountered during fieldwork?Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
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Encounters: Experience and Anthropological Knowledge
Johannes Lenhard is Centre Coordinator of the Max Planck Cambridge Center for the Study of Ethics, the Economy and Social Change. He is also College Research Associate at King's College, Cambridge, UK. Farhan Samanani is Post Doctoral Research Fellow at the Max-Planck Institute for the Study of Religious and Ethnic Diversity, Germany.
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AcknowledgementsList of ContributorsPreface Steve Gudeman University of Minnesota USA0. Introduction: Ethnography Dwelling and Home-Making Johannes Lenhard University of Cambridge UK and Farhan Samanani University of Oxford UK 1. Studying Gay Sex in Beirut: The Lascivious Suture of Home/Field Mathew Gagné University of Toronto Canada 2. Curtains Cars and Privacy: Experiences of Dwelling and Home-Making in Azerbaijan Sascha Roth Max Planck Institute for Social Anthropology Germany 3. A Lonely Home: Balancing Intimacy and Estrangement in the Field Nikita Simpson London School of Economics UK4. Ethnography of Police 'Domestic Abuse' Interventions: Ethico-Methodological Reflections Faten Khazaei University of Neuchâtel Switzerland5. Digging Holes Posting Signs Loading Guns: Constructing Home in Grand Canyon Arizona Susannah Crockford Ghent University Belgium6. Becoming a Planner: Participation and Anticipation in Producing Home Martin Fuller Technische Universität Berlin Germany7. Making a Home with Homeless People Johannes Lenhard University of Cambridge UK8. A Threshold Space - Connecting a Home in the City with the City Max Ott TU Muenchen Germany9. Making a Home on a Volcano Adam Bobbette University of New South Wales Australia10. After the Eviction: Navigating Ambiguity in the Ethnographic Field Farhan Samanani University of Oxford UK11. Acts of "Homing" in the Eastern Desert How Syrian Refugees Make Temporary Homes in a Village Outside Zaatari Camp Jordan Ann-Christin Wagner University of Edinburgh UK12. A House Divided: Movement and Race in Urban Ethnography Melissa K. Wrapp University of California Irvine USABibliography Index
AcknowledgementsList of ContributorsPreface Steve Gudeman University of Minnesota USA0. Introduction: Ethnography Dwelling and Home-Making Johannes Lenhard University of Cambridge UK and Farhan Samanani University of Oxford UK 1. Studying Gay Sex in Beirut: The Lascivious Suture of Home/Field Mathew Gagné University of Toronto Canada 2. Curtains Cars and Privacy: Experiences of Dwelling and Home-Making in Azerbaijan Sascha Roth Max Planck Institute for Social Anthropology Germany 3. A Lonely Home: Balancing Intimacy and Estrangement in the Field Nikita Simpson London School of Economics UK4. Ethnography of Police 'Domestic Abuse' Interventions: Ethico-Methodological Reflections Faten Khazaei University of Neuchâtel Switzerland5. Digging Holes Posting Signs Loading Guns: Constructing Home in Grand Canyon Arizona Susannah Crockford Ghent University Belgium6. Becoming a Planner: Participation and Anticipation in Producing Home Martin Fuller Technische Universität Berlin Germany7. Making a Home with Homeless People Johannes Lenhard University of Cambridge UK8. A Threshold Space - Connecting a Home in the City with the City Max Ott TU Muenchen Germany9. Making a Home on a Volcano Adam Bobbette University of New South Wales Australia10. After the Eviction: Navigating Ambiguity in the Ethnographic Field Farhan Samanani University of Oxford UK11. Acts of "Homing" in the Eastern Desert How Syrian Refugees Make Temporary Homes in a Village Outside Zaatari Camp Jordan Ann-Christin Wagner University of Edinburgh UK12. A House Divided: Movement and Race in Urban Ethnography Melissa K. Wrapp University of California Irvine USABibliography Index
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