دانلود کتاب Writing Anthropology: Essays on Craft and Commitment

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Contents Acknowledgments Introduction. On Writing and Writing Well: Ethics, Practice, Story • Carole McGranahan SECTION I: RUMINATIONS 1. Writing in and from the Field • Ieva Jusionyte 2. List as Form: Literary, Ethnographic, Long, Short, Heavy, Light • Sasha Su-LingWelland 3. Finding Your Way • Paul Stoller 4. The Ecologyof What We Write • Anand Pandian 5. When Do Words Count? • Kirin Narayan SECTION II: WRITING IDEAS 6. Read More, Write Less • Ruth Behar 7. Pro Tips for Academic Writing • C. Anne Claus 8. My Ten Steps for Writing a Book • Kristen R. Ghodsee 9. Slow Reading • Michael Lambek 10. Digging with the Pen: Writing Archaeology • Zoë Crossland SECTION III: TELLING STORIES 11. Anthropology as Theoretical Storytelling • Carole McGranahan 12. Beyond Thin Description: Biography, Theory, Ethnographic Writing • Donna M. Goldstein 13. Can’t Get There from Here?Writing Place and Moving Narratives • Sarah Besky 14. Ethnographic Writing with Kirin Narayan: An Interview • Carole McGranahan 15. On Unreliable Narrators • Sienna R. Craig SECTION IV: ON RESPONSIBILITY 16. In Dialogue: Ethnographic Writing and Listening • Marnie Jane Thomson 17. Writing with Community • Sara L. Gonzalez 18. To Fieldwork, to Write • Kim Fortun 19. Quick, Quick, Slow: Ethnography in the Digital Age • Yarimar Bonilla 20. That Generative Space between Ethnography and Journalism • Maria D. Vesperi SECTION V: THE URGENCY OF NOW 21. Writing about Violence • K. Drybread 22. Writing about Bad, Sad, Hard Things • Carole McGranahan 23. Writing to Live: On Finding Strength While Watching Ferguson • Whitney Battle-Baptiste 24. Finding My Muse While Mourning • Chelsi West Ohueri 25. Mourning, Survival, and Time: Writing Through Crisis • Adia Benton SECTION VI: WRITING WITH, WRITING AGAINST 26. A Case for Agitation: On Affect and Writing • Carla Jones 27. Antiracist Writing • Ghassan Hage 28. Writing with Love and Hate • Bhrigupati Singh 29. Peer Review: What Doesn’t Kill You Makes You Stronger • Alan Kaiser 30. When They Don’t Like What We Write: Criticism of Anthropology as a Diagnostic of Power • Lara Deeb and Jessica Winegar SECTION VII: ACADEMIC AUTHORS 31. Writing Archaeology “Alone,” or a Eulogy for a Codirector • Jane Eva Baxter 32. Collaboration: From Different Throats Intone One Language? • Matt Sponheimer 33. What Is an (Academic) Author? • Mary Murrell 34. The Writing behindthe Written • Noel B. Salazar 35. It’s All “Real” Writing • Daniel M. Goldstein 36. Dr. Funding or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Grant Writing • Robin M. Bernstein SECTION VIII: ETHNOGRAPHIC GENRES 37. Poetry and Anthropology • Nomi Stone 38. “SEA” Stories: Anthropologies and Poetries beyond the Human • Stuart McLean 39. Dilations • Kathleen Stewart and Lauren Berlant 40. Genre Bending, or the Love of Ethnographic Fiction • Jessica Marie Falcone 41. Ethnographic Fiction: The Space Between • Roxanne Varzi 42. From Real Life to the Magic of Fiction • Ruth Behar SECTION IX: BECOMING AND BELONGING 43. On Writing from Elsewhere • Uzma Z. Rizvi 44. Writing to Become . . . • Sita Venkateswar 45. Unscholarly Confessions on Reading • Katerina Teaiwa 46. Guard Your Heart and Your Purpose: Faithfully Writing Anthropology • Bianca C. Williams 47. Writing Anthropology and Such, or “Once More, with Feeling” • Gina Athena Ulysse 48. The Anthropology of Being (Me) • Paul Tapsell SECTION X: WRITING AND KNOWING 49. Writing as Cognition • Barak Kalir 50. Thinking Through the Untranslatable • Kevin Carrico 51. Freeze-DriedMemory Crumbs: Field Notes from North Korea • Lisa Sang-Mi Min 52. Writing the Disquiets of a Colonial Field • Ann Laura Stoler 53. On Ethnographic Unknowability • Catherine Besteman Bibliography Contributors Index