The dilemma confronting the ethnographer who, as participant-observer, is both detached and engaged, an element in the field of study and the instrument of its articulation has generated a considerable body of literature.
An edition of Gendered Fields: Women, Men and Ethnography
(1993)
Gendered Fields
Women, Men and Ethnography
by Diane Bell
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April 19, 1993, Routledge
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