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Ethnographically Speaking: Autoethnography, Literature and Aesthetics
Author(s): Arthur P. Bochner (Editor), Carolyn Ellis University of South Florida (Editor), Angrosino Michael University of South Florida (Contributor), Bochner Arthur P. University of South Florida (Contributor), Church Kathryn Independent Scholar Toronto Canada (Contributor), Dent Teresa Beverly University of Saskatchewan (Contributor), Ellis Carolyn University of South Florida (Contributor), Flemons Douglas Nova University (Contributor), Frank Arthur University of Calgary (Contributor), Gergen Kenneth Swarthmore University (Contributor), Gergen Mary Pennsylvania State University-Delaware County (Contributor), Goodall H. L. University of North Carolina-Greensboro (Contributor), Gray Ross Toronto-Sunnybrook Regional Cancer Centre (Contributor), Green Shelley Nova University (Contributor), Scott-Hoy Karen University of South Australia (Contributor), Ivonoffski Vrenia Toronto-Sunnybrook Regional Cancer Centre (Contributor), Jenks Elaine West Chester University (Contributor), Jones Stacy Holman University of Texas-Austin (Contributor), Kiesinger Christine Southwestern University (Contributor), Lockford Lesa Bowling Green State University (Contributor), Lockridge Ernest Ohio State University (Contributor), Pelias Ron Southern Illinois University (Contributor), Picart Kay (Contributor), Richardson Laurel Ohio State University (Contributor), Rushing Janice University of Arkansas (Contributor), Sinding Christina Toronto-Sunnybrook Regional Cancer Centre (Contributor), Sparkes Andrew C. University of Exeter (Contributor), Stoller Paul West Chester University (Contributor), Tillmann- (Contributor)
- Publisher: AltaMira Press
- Publication Date: 18 Dec. 2001
- Language: English
- Print length: 432 pages
- ISBN-10: 0759101280
- ISBN-13: 9780759101289
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Review
Ethnographically Speaking consists of a collection of papers presented at the ‘Millennium Annual Stone Symposium’ sponsored by the Society for the Study of Symbolic Interaction. . . . The book does indeed provide for the exposing underlying problems of research participants, which are shared by others in the larger society. . . . The book opens the doors of many closed closets in academia and is to be applauded for that. — Valerie Malhotra Bentz ―
Forum: Qualitative Social Research
