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• Cover
• Front Matter
• 1. Ethnography: A Theoretically Oriented Practice Introduction
• Part I. Grounds for Sociocultural Anthropology: USA, UK, FR, IT
• 2. Ethnography Before Ethnography: Genesis and Developments of Fieldwork in North America
• 3. Before and After Science: Radcliffe-Brown, British Social Anthropology, and the Relationship Between Field Research, Ethnography, and Theory
• 4. “Ethnography in France”: Ethnographic Practices and Theories in Marcel Griaule Between the Empirical and Rhetorical
• 5. The Structural Formula of the Team: Reflections on Ernesto de Martino’s Ethnographic Method
• Part II. Anthropology (Theory) vs Ethnography (Fieldwork)
• 6. Illusion of Immediate Knowledge or Spiritual Exercise? The Dialogic Exchange and Pierre Bourdieu’s Ethnography
• 7. The Bridge and the Dance: Situational Analysis in Anthropology
• 8. Politics Within Anthropology
• 9. Stumbling Blocks: The Irruption of the Interpretive Approach in Twentieth-Century Anthropology
• Part III. Visual, Dialogical, Sensorial, Multi-sited Ethnography
• 10. The Anthropologist’s Eye: Ethnography, Visual Practices, Images
• 11. Dennis and Barbara Tedlock: The Dialogic Turn in Anthropology
• 12. Ethnography and Embodiment
• 13. Exploring Mobility Through Mobility: Some of the Methodological Challenges of Multi-sited Ethnography in the Study of Migration
• Part IV. Deconstructions
• 14. Participant Observation: The Personal Commitment in Native Life—A Problematic Methodological Topos
• 15. The Weberian Line of Anthropology: George Marcus from Writing Culture to Design
• 16. Making the Invisible Ethnography Visible: The Peculiar Relationship Between Italian Anthropology and Feminism
• 17. Beyond the Field: Ethnography, Theory, and Writing in Anthropology
• Back Matter