Mementos, Artifacts and Hallucinations from the Ethnographer's Tent

“What most recommends [this] is the quality and care with which the individual contributions have been produced.there is not a weak or superfluous piece among them.” — George Marcus, Rice University
“These ethnographic ‘outtakes’ vividly demonstrate how ethnographers and the people they write about brush against one another in a complex interpolation of exterior and interior realities. This volume is a pleasure to read: truly enjoyable, deeply moving, and full of solid scholarship.” — Marina Roseman, Pacific Graduate Center
“Resonant, provocative, and genre-bending, these pieces capture – and at times engender anew for readers – those moments of recognition, misrecognition, and indeterminacy frequent in ethnographic engagement. A lively and significant contribution and one that raises questions of real consequence with élan and principled imagination.” — Don Brenneis, Department of Anthropology, University of California, Santa Cruz.
“While the book presents a collection of works in very diffrent styles, editors Emoff and Henderson have done an excellent job combining these diverse species of ethnographic narrative into a meaningful and provocative volume.” — Anthropology & Education Quarterly