Beyond Ethics and Pragmatism: Evocative Moments in Doing Ethnography (New Directions in Anthropology Book 47)
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Beyond Ethics and Pragmatism: Evocative Moments in Doing Ethnography (New Directions in Anthropology Book 47)

by Moshe Shokeid

Anthropology Ethnography Research Methods
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Beyond Ethics and Pragmatism examines evocative moments in doing ethnography, considering the relationship between ethical reflection and pragmatic practice. Written by Moshe Shokeid, this focused contribution to anthropology offers a thoughtful perspective on the experiences and challenges that shape ethnographic work.

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Beyond Ethics and Pragmatism explores evocative moments in the practice of ethnography.

Situated within anthropology, the book considers how ethical concerns and pragmatic realities intersect in ethnographic work.

It offers a focused contribution to discussions about doing ethnography and the experiences that give fieldwork its meaning.

This volume is part of the New Directions in Anthropology series.

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