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An examination of anthropological practice and product. It identifies three domains in which ethnographic artefacts are given meaning: as text, as object, and as a historically-contrived representation of community in the public sphere.

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""A fine example of how the tide has turned in reflexive anthropology. It explores dilemmas of advocacy and identity politics in a world where the products of ethnographers' practice have an impact on what the ethnographer would want to consider as his or her data.""

A fine example of how the tide has turned in reflexive anthropology. It explores dilemmas of advocacy and identity politics in a world where the products of ethnographers' practice have an impact on what the ethnographer would want to consider as his or her data.

"""A fine example of how the tide has turned in reflexive anthropology. It explores dilemmas of advocacy and identity politics in a world where the products of ethnographers' practice have an impact on what the ethnographer would want to consider as his or her data."""

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