No. 30 (2014): Unforeseen fields: East Asian ethnography in the Spanish academic context

ARTICLES

• Introducción. Campos imprevistos: etnografías de Asia oriental en el contexto académico español

  Blai Guarné, Joaquín Beltrán Antolín

  5-15

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• Japan and the anthropology of departure and return

  Francisco Javier Tablero Vallas

  17-32

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• To go to make research and to be researched

  Joaquín Beltrán Antolín

  33-52

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• From kitchen to classroom: reflections on fieldwork in China in the early 1990s

  Amelia Sáiz López

  53-71

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• The dialogue between traditional religious accounts of buddhism and tibetan studies research

  Oriol Aguilar

  73-92

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• All objects are political: reflections on fieldwork in Japan

  Blai Guarné

  93-110

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• The construction of Yusof Bin Abdullah: the vicissitudes of an anthropologist in Malaysia

  Hugo Valenzuela García

  111-132

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• Interseccions: fer treball de camp en un qiaoxiang

  Irene Masdeu Torruella

  133-151

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• “Who are the Tai?” Notes on ethnography and categorization in a “buddhist” community in Sipsong Panna (people’s republic of China)

  Roger Casas

  153-170

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