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The New Ethnographer

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      • The ethics of mediation in conservation spaces
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      • Ethnographic Ableism: Structural Silencing of Physical Disability in Anthropological Research
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      • Through the looking glass: learning to do ethnography with children and their families
      • Emotions of Friendship: The Psychological Challenges of Doing Fieldwork in Xinjiang
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    Tag: disability

    Dis/ability to do Fieldwork

    Rine Vieth is a PhD candidate at McGill University in Tio’tia:ke/Montréal, Canada. They are currently researching how UK asylum tribunals consider religion and conversion, with a focus…… Read more “Dis/ability to do Fieldwork”

    October 4, 2018 by thenewethnographer
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