Ethnographic Feminisms : Essays in Anthropology.

Cover -- Contents -- Illustrations -- Acknowledgments -- 1 The Work and Politics of Feminist Ethnography: An Introduction -- PART I: FIELDS OF DIFFERENCE AND UNITY -- Introduction -- 2 Difference, Indifference and Making a Difference: Reflexivity in the Time of Cholera -- 3 Feminism From Afar or To China and Home Again -- 4 From Women's Point of View: Practising Feminist Anthropology in a World of Differences -- 5 Thank you, Breasts! Breastfeeding as a Global Feminist Issue -- PART II: EXPLORATIONS OF GENDERED WORK -- Introduction -- 6 "Trading is a White Man's Game" The Appropriation of Navajo Women's Weaving -- 7 "A Little Free Time on Sunday" Women and Domestic Commodity Production -- 8 "Working at Home is Easy For Her" Industrial Homework in Contemporary Ontario -- 9 "I Know Now that You Can Change Things" Narratives of Canadian Bank Workers as Union Activists -- PART III: EXPERIMENTS IN ETHNOGRAPHY -- Introduction -- 10 Taming the Shrew in Anthropology: Is Feminist Ethnography "New" Ethnography? -- 11 Engendering the Mask: Three Voices -- 12 New Voices on Fieldwork -- 13 Conversation between Cultures: Outrageous Voices? Issues of Voice &amp -- Text in Feminist Anthropology -- 14 Reading the 'Montreal Massacre': Idiosyncratic Insanity or the Misreading of Cultural Cues? -- 15 By Way of Conclusion -- Resource Bibliography -- Some Questions for Discussion -- Notes on Contributors.

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