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The
Humbled
Anthropologist:
Tales from the
Pacific
edited by
Philip DeVita
1990
Belmont, CA: Wadsworth Publishing
Company
from 1988 Working Session
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- Preface
- Phil DeVita
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- Introduction: The Anthropologist Has No Clothes:
Revealing Experiences from Fieldwork
- Mac Marshall
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- Is Fieldwork Art or Science?
- Dorothy K. Billings
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- The First Rotumans
- Alan Howard
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- Two Tales from the Trukese Taproom
- Mac Marshall
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- Too Many Bananas, Not Enough Pineapples, and No
Watermelon at All: Three Object Lessons in Living with
Reciprocity
- David Counts
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- "Did You?"
- Ward H. Goodenough
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- Ethnocentrism and the Abelam
- Richard Scaglion
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- What Did the Earthquake Mean?
- Alice Pomponio
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- Reflections of a Shy Ethnographer: Foot-in-the Mouth
Is Not Fatal
- Juliana Flinn
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- What's So Funny About That? Fieldwork and Laughter in
Polynesia
- Richard Feinberg
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- Cultural Baggage
- Joyce D. Hammond
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- Raising a Few Eyebrows in Tonga
- Elizabeth P. Hahn
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- The Projection from Pohnpei
- Glenn Petersen
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- The Politics of Ethnography: Americans on Tanna
- Lamont Lindstrom
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- "Pigs of the Forest" and Other Unwritten Papers
- Terence E. Hays
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- To Die on Ambae: On the Possibility of Doing
Fieldwork Forever
- William L. Rodman and Margaret C. Rodman
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- A Letter from the Field
- Marty Zelenietz
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- The Sorcerer's Rainstone
- James B. Watson
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- Amgoi: Entrepreneurial Muck-up
- Edwin A. Cook and Susan M. Pflanz-Cook
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- An Anthropologist as Travel Writer
- Robert Tonkinson
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- A Long Voyage
- Ben Finney
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