Writing Anthropology: Essays on Craft and Commitment buff.ly/32CiUnp edited by Dr. Carole McGranahan, published by @DukePress (use code SPRING21 for 50% discount)
"Writing takes time. Writing well takes time and practice. This book is about both"
"Writing takes time. Writing well takes time and practice. This book is about both"
For those of you who have not had the pleasure of listening to a talk by Dr. Carole McGranahan, her writing is just as incredible as her speech.
"Anthropological writing is a form of accountability and an ethical practice" (McGranahan 2020, p. 3)
"Anthropological writing is a form of accountability and an ethical practice" (McGranahan 2020, p. 3)
"The responsibility to tell the stories trusted to us is substantial. Many scholars share a sense of writing as commitment to the communities in which and with whom we do our research. Politically engaged, public scholarship requires this. " (McGranahan 2020, p. 3)
"It requires a commitment beyond funders or evaluators to the people whose stories we are telling" (McGranahan 2020, p. 3).
Thanks, Carole.
Since I bought this book, I often come back to it to read up and feel refreshed about my writing and why I write.
Thanks, Carole.
Since I bought this book, I often come back to it to read up and feel refreshed about my writing and why I write.
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