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245			_aFieldwork under fire : _bcontemporary studies of violence and survival _cedited by Carolyn Nordstrom and Antonius C.G.M. Robben
260			_aLondon : _bUniversity of California Press, _c©1995
300			_avi, 300 p. : _bill. ; _c24 cm.
504			_aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
505			_tThe Anthroplogy and Ethnography of Violence and Sociopolitical Conflict
505			_tWith Genet in the Palestinian Field
505			_tThe Beginning of the End
505			_tWitnessing the 1989 Chinese People's Movement
505			_tThe Politics of Truth and Emotion among Victims and Perpetrators of Violence
505			_tLiving in a State of Fear
505			_tWar on the Front Lines
505			_tEthnography of the Ethnographer
505			_tThe Croatian War Experience
505			_tThe Anthropologist as Terrorist
520			_aFieldwork Under Fire is a collection of essays written by anthropologists who have experienced the unpredictability and trauma of political violence firsthand. These essays combine theoretical, ethnographic, and methodological points of view to illuminate the processes and solutions that characterize life in dangerous places. [from publisher's advertisement]. "Fieldwork Under Fire is a path-breaking collection of essays that explores the dynamics of sociological violence from within. Written by anthropologists who have been in the midst of violent conflict, these essays combine theoretical, ethnographic, and methodological points of view to illuminate the processes and solutions that characterize life in dangerous places. They describe the first, often harrowing, experience of violence, the personal and professional problems that arise as troubles escalate; and the often surprising creative strategies people use to survive the traumatic and the unpredictable."
650			_aAnthropological ethics
650			_aAntropologen
650			_aViolence - Aspect moral
650			_aEthnologues -- Crimes contre
650			_aWar and society
700			_aNordstrom, Carolyn _eeditor
700			_aRobben, Antonius _eedditor
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