A multi-disciplinary volume reflecting on the fieldwork practices and dilemmas of researchers studying ethnic minorities in upland socialist Asia, specifically China, Vietnam, and Laos.
A multi-disciplinary volume reflecting on the fieldwork practices and dilemmas of researchers studying ethnic minorities in upland socialist Asia, specifically China, Vietnam, and Laos.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Sarah Turner is an associate professor in the Department of Geography at McGill University. Contributors: Christine Bonnin, Candice Cornet, Magnus Fiskesjö, Stéphane Gros, Stevan Harrell, Isabelle Henrion-Dourcy, Li Xingxing, Karen McAllister, Jean Michaud, Pierre Petit, Oscar Salemink, Jennifer Sowerwine, and Janet C. Sturgeon
Inhaltsangabe
Part 1: Heading to the Field 1 Dilemmas and Detours: Fieldwork with Ethnic Minorities in Upland Southwest China, Vietnam, and Laos / Sarah Turner 2 Comrades of Minority Policy in China, Vietnam, and Laos / Jean Michaud Part 2: Red Stamps and Gold Stars 3 Blunders in the Field: An Ethnographic Situation Among the Drung People in Southwest China / Stéphane Gros 4 Gifts and Debts: The Morality of Fieldwork in the Wa Lands on the China-Burma Frontier / Magnus Fiskesjö 5 The Fun and Games of Taking Children to the Field in Guizhou, China / Candice Cornet 6 Socialist Rules and Postwar Politics: Reflections on Nationality and Fieldwork among the Yao in Northern Vietnam / Jennifer Sowerwine 7 Doing Fieldwork and Making Friends in Upland Northern Vietnam: Entanglements of the Professional, Personal, and Political / Christine Bonnin 8 The Backstage of Ethnography as Ethnography of the State: Coping with Officials in the Lao People's Democratic Republic / Pierre Petit 9 Marginality in the Margins: Serendipity, Gatekeepers, and Gendered Positionalities in Fieldwork among the Khmu in Northern Laos / Karen McAllister 10 Field Research on the Margins of China and Thailand / Janet C. Sturgeon 11 Easier in Exile? Comparative Observations on Doing Research among Tibetans in Lhasa and Dharamsala / Isabelle Henrion-Dourcy 12 The Silenced Research Assistant Speaks Her Mind / Sarah Turner Part 3: Post-Fieldwork 13 Between Engagement and Abuse: Reflections on the "Field" of Anthropology and the Power of Ethnography / Oscar Salemink 14 Textual Desert - Emotional Oasis: An Unconventional Confessional Dialogue on Field Experience / Stevan Harrell and Li Xingxing 15 Red Stamps and Gold Stars on the Margins / Sarah Turner Contributors Index
Part 1: Heading to the Field 1 Dilemmas and Detours: Fieldwork with Ethnic Minorities in Upland Southwest China, Vietnam, and Laos / Sarah Turner 2 Comrades of Minority Policy in China, Vietnam, and Laos / Jean Michaud Part 2: Red Stamps and Gold Stars 3 Blunders in the Field: An Ethnographic Situation Among the Drung People in Southwest China / Stéphane Gros 4 Gifts and Debts: The Morality of Fieldwork in the Wa Lands on the China-Burma Frontier / Magnus Fiskesjö 5 The Fun and Games of Taking Children to the Field in Guizhou, China / Candice Cornet 6 Socialist Rules and Postwar Politics: Reflections on Nationality and Fieldwork among the Yao in Northern Vietnam / Jennifer Sowerwine 7 Doing Fieldwork and Making Friends in Upland Northern Vietnam: Entanglements of the Professional, Personal, and Political / Christine Bonnin 8 The Backstage of Ethnography as Ethnography of the State: Coping with Officials in the Lao People's Democratic Republic / Pierre Petit 9 Marginality in the Margins: Serendipity, Gatekeepers, and Gendered Positionalities in Fieldwork among the Khmu in Northern Laos / Karen McAllister 10 Field Research on the Margins of China and Thailand / Janet C. Sturgeon 11 Easier in Exile? Comparative Observations on Doing Research among Tibetans in Lhasa and Dharamsala / Isabelle Henrion-Dourcy 12 The Silenced Research Assistant Speaks Her Mind / Sarah Turner Part 3: Post-Fieldwork 13 Between Engagement and Abuse: Reflections on the "Field" of Anthropology and the Power of Ethnography / Oscar Salemink 14 Textual Desert - Emotional Oasis: An Unconventional Confessional Dialogue on Field Experience / Stevan Harrell and Li Xingxing 15 Red Stamps and Gold Stars on the Margins / Sarah Turner Contributors Index
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