Richard Joseph Martin is Preceptor in Expository Writing at Harvard University, USA. Dieter Haller is Professor of Social Anthropology at Ruhr University Bochum, Germany.
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ForewordJohn Borneman Princeton University USAIntroductionRichard Joseph Martin Harvard University USA and Dieter Haller Ruhr-Universität Bochum Germany1. Towards an Intimately 'Impure' Ethnography: The Limits of Non-Participant ObservationTimothy M. Hall University of California Los Angeles USA2. When Bodies Talk: Indulging AnthropologySebastian Mohr Aarhus University Denmark3. 'Going With': Desire and Power Amid the Politics of Asylum in GreeceHeath Cabot College of the Atlantic USA4. (Un)Changing Men in the Face of AIDS in South AfricaHanspeter Reihling Freie Universitat Berlin Germany5. Fieldwork and Erotic Subjectivity in an American NeoPagan CommunitySusan Harper Texas Women's University USA6. The Anthropologist's New Clothes: Ethnographic Exposure and BDSM in BerlinRichard Joseph Martin Harvard University USA7. A Camel Walks into a Brothel: Passing Anxieties in the Sexual Economies of BrazilGregory C. Mitchell Williams College USA8. In Bed with My Informant: Navigating Intimacy and Ethics in SingaporeAdlina Maulud Purdue University USA9. Dating a Gypsy Punk Musician and Ethnographic Fieldwork among Brazilian RomaniesDiana Budur Princeton University USA10. Public Vegetarianism and Public Menstruation: Staging Chastity in GujaratAndrea Luithle-Hardenberg Tubingen University Germany11. The Naked Fear: Desire and Identity in MoroccoDieter Haller Ruhr-Universität Bochum Germany12. Faux Amis: On the Morals of Not Being Gay in IstanbulSamuel Williams Musée du quai Branly France13. Im/Possibilities in the Field: Lessons from JerusalemRobert Phillips Ball State University USAGuide for Further ReadingWilliam Leap American University USABibliographyIndex
ForewordJohn Borneman Princeton University USAIntroductionRichard Joseph Martin Harvard University USA and Dieter Haller Ruhr-Universität Bochum Germany1. Towards an Intimately 'Impure' Ethnography: The Limits of Non-Participant ObservationTimothy M. Hall University of California Los Angeles USA2. When Bodies Talk: Indulging AnthropologySebastian Mohr Aarhus University Denmark3. 'Going With': Desire and Power Amid the Politics of Asylum in GreeceHeath Cabot College of the Atlantic USA4. (Un)Changing Men in the Face of AIDS in South AfricaHanspeter Reihling Freie Universitat Berlin Germany5. Fieldwork and Erotic Subjectivity in an American NeoPagan CommunitySusan Harper Texas Women's University USA6. The Anthropologist's New Clothes: Ethnographic Exposure and BDSM in BerlinRichard Joseph Martin Harvard University USA7. A Camel Walks into a Brothel: Passing Anxieties in the Sexual Economies of BrazilGregory C. Mitchell Williams College USA8. In Bed with My Informant: Navigating Intimacy and Ethics in SingaporeAdlina Maulud Purdue University USA9. Dating a Gypsy Punk Musician and Ethnographic Fieldwork among Brazilian RomaniesDiana Budur Princeton University USA10. Public Vegetarianism and Public Menstruation: Staging Chastity in GujaratAndrea Luithle-Hardenberg Tubingen University Germany11. The Naked Fear: Desire and Identity in MoroccoDieter Haller Ruhr-Universität Bochum Germany12. Faux Amis: On the Morals of Not Being Gay in IstanbulSamuel Williams Musée du quai Branly France13. Im/Possibilities in the Field: Lessons from JerusalemRobert Phillips Ball State University USAGuide for Further ReadingWilliam Leap American University USABibliographyIndex
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