I have this dream of doing a Worldwide Reading Group on "Writing Ethnographies", where we read and discuss:
- Van Maanen's "Tales of the Field"
- Ghodsee's "From Notes to Narrative"
- McGranahan's edited volume "Writing Anthropology"
- Narayan's "Alive in the Writing"
- Van Maanen's "Tales of the Field"
- Ghodsee's "From Notes to Narrative"
- McGranahan's edited volume "Writing Anthropology"
- Narayan's "Alive in the Writing"
Obviously then you get into "HEY YOU DIDN'T COVER HOW TO WRITE FIELD NOTES".
Well, yes. Ok fine. Let's take Van Maanen as one of the books on "how to write field notes". If we exchange, then we have to add:
- Goodall's "Writing the New Ethnography"
And now on fieldnotes.
Well, yes. Ok fine. Let's take Van Maanen as one of the books on "how to write field notes". If we exchange, then we have to add:
- Goodall's "Writing the New Ethnography"
And now on fieldnotes.
- Emerson, Fretz & Shaw - "Writing Field Notes"
- Sanjek's edited volume, "Fieldnotes"
- Vivanco's "Field Notes"
And OBVIOUSLY Pacheco-Vega 2019 😅😆😂🤣
But then if I talk about writing ethnographies and field notes, also have to talk about analysis?
journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.11…
- Sanjek's edited volume, "Fieldnotes"
- Vivanco's "Field Notes"
And OBVIOUSLY Pacheco-Vega 2019 😅😆😂🤣
But then if I talk about writing ethnographies and field notes, also have to talk about analysis?
journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.11…
Yes, I'm stupid enough to add one more thing to my plate... 
At least the reading list is taking shape.
Thinking through this "Writing Ethnographies" syllabus also leads me to think about how I would craft a Basic Ethnography class and an Advanced Ethnography course.
Thinking through this "Writing Ethnographies" syllabus also leads me to think about how I would craft a Basic Ethnography class and an Advanced Ethnography course.
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