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Volume 9, Number 1 (2009)
Fieldwork and Interdisciplinary Modes of Knowing
Fieldwork and Interdisciplinary Research
Vibha Arora and Justin Scott-Coe
Contributors
Vibha Arora and Justin Scott-Coe
1. Articles: Locating the self in the Field
2. Articles: Knowing as Experience and Performance
Object Knowledge: Researching Objects in the Museum Experience
Elizabeth Wood and Kiersten F. Latham
The Memory Archive: Filmic Collaborations in Art and Anthropology
Alyssa Grossman and Selena Kimball
Searching for Conscientização: Mentoring Fieldwork in International Service-learning
Lauren Jones and Jonathan Arries
The Homometrics of eInterviews
Brian Winkenweder
3. Articles: Interdisciplinary Modes of Knowing
Methodological Approaches to Studying the Social Monad: A Consideration of Interdisciplinary Sociological Research
Christina Weber
Practice in Mediated Space: Engaging 'Hobbiton' and its Visitors through a Constructivist Media Anthropology
Robert Moses Peaslee
4. Reviews Essays and Reviews
On Laurie Ouellete and James Hay's Better Living through Reality TV: Television and Post-Welfare Citizenship
Marc Ouellette
Guest Editors
Vibha Arora
Justin Scott-Coe
Issue Information
Title: Fieldwork and Interdisciplinary Modes of Knowing
Volume 9, Number 2
Winter 2009