One of anthropology's premier writers on fieldwork methodology looks at the essential elements that constitute the art of his discipline. In The Art of Fieldwork, Wolcott compares the fieldworker to the artist, while recognizing the inherent differences between the labors of each.
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Far more than a how-to-do-it handbook, The Art of Fieldwork offers a rich, engaging discourse drawing from a lifetime of personal experiences. (Ritchie, Donald A. Routledge Studies In Memory And Narrative )
This is a fine introduction to the perils and pleasures of fieldwork. Broad, eclectic, and open, it deals with questions of both epistemology and technique straightforwardly and without pretension. (Salzinger, Leslie American Journal Of Sociology )
This is a fine introduction to the perils and pleasures of fieldwork. Broad, eclectic, and open, it deals with questions of both epistemology and technique straightforwardly and without pretension. (Salzinger, Leslie American Journal Of Sociology )
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Harry F. Wolcott is Professor Emeritus in the Department of Anthropology at the University of Oregon.
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