Returning to the field : I'm older and they're wiser
Discusses the processes of change and human development that affect the process of long-term fieldwork. Talks about how fieldwork conducted on Pollap Atoll, Micronesia during 1998-1999 differed from dissertation research conducted in the same place eighteen years earlier. States that changes since 1...
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