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Access Grid Nodes in Field Research [PDF]
This article reports fieldwork with an Access Grid Node ('AGN') device, analogous to video teleconferencing but based on grid computational technology. The device enables research respondents to be interviewed at remote sites, with potential savings in ...
Maria Macintyre, Nigel Fielding
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Temps perdu et retrouvé dans les campagnes slovaques
The author reflects on the role of time in his research on the Slovak countryside. Initially undertaken for a doctoral thesis, his investment in the field continues to the present day.
Michel Lompech
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Flirting with Conversion: Negotiating Researcher Non-Belief with Missionaries [PDF]
This article discusses Crane’s research in a Taiwanese Buddhist monastery. Crane came to the field as a former Catholic, which provided a particular lens through which to perceive the phenomena she researched.
Crane, Hillary K.
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Justus Ogembo, Associate Professor of Education, travels to Italy [PDF]
On March 11, 2015, I travelled to Verona, Italy, to present a paper at a conference held at the University of Verona and participate in a subsequent two-day workshop. This event, sponsored by National Science Foundation (NSF), and organized by Professors
Ogembo, Justus
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In Salento, since the bacteria Xylella fastidiosa outbreak in 2013, the frictions between temporalities of care and technoscience exposed the issues of the governmental state of emergency imposed since 2013. The disaster – a hecatomb of millions of olive
Enrico Milazzo
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Tough Enough: Preliminary Survey Results on Field Experiences in Archaeology
This article examines field experiences across archaeological sectors and demographics through the results of a survey aimed at understanding how the culture of toughness is manifest in archaeological fieldwork through the prevalence of discrimination ...
Sarah Simeonoff +3 more
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Film documentary : nodding syndrome: an illness in the making [PDF]
This film documentary is based on fifteen months of anthropological fieldwork in northern Uganda and shows the complexity of nodding syndrome and the many different narratives, explanatory models and coping styles regarding this affliction. In attempting
Aalten, Evert, van Bemmel, Karin
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