Localizing Strategies: Regional Traditions of Ethnographic WritingRichard Fardon Scottish Academic Press, 1990 - 360 pages These essays examine current research in anthropology and sociology in light of recent scholarship and local variations in the tradition of ethnographic work and writing. |
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Richard Burghart Ethnographers and their Local Counterparts | 11 |
Introduction | 39 |
David Riches The Force of Tradition in Eskimology | 71 |
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