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Annals of Anthropological Practice

Volume 22. Issue 1. January 2004

Contents:

Articles

1. FOREWORD
   
   1. Oswald Werner

PART 1

1. Introduction: WHAT IS A CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY FIELD SCHOOL AND WHAT IS IT GOOD FOR?
   
   1. Madelyn Iris
2. DOCUMENTING LOCAL CULTURE: AN INTRODUCTORY FIELD SCHOOL
   
   1. Philip B. Stafford
3. APPRENTICE ETHNOGRAPHERS AND THE ANTHROPOLOGY OF TOURISM IN COSTA RICA
   
   1. Tim Wallace
4. FULFILLING COMMUNITY NEEDS THROUGH RESEARCH AND SERVICE: THE NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY ETHNOGRAPHIC FIELD SCHOOL EXPERIENCE
   
   1. Madelyn Iris
5. REHABILITATION, RESISTANCE, AND RETURN: SERVICE LEARNING AND THE QUEST FOR CIVIL SOCIETY IN BOSNIA
   
   1. Peter Van Arsdale
6. LEARNING TO PUT ETHNOGRAPHY TO GOOD USE: THE GAMBIA, WEST AFRICA FIELD STUDY PROGRAM
   
   1. Bill Roberts

PART 2

1. LEARNING THROUGH DOING: THE IMPORTANCE OF FIELDWORK IN THE EDUCATION OF THE UNDERGRADUATE
   
   1. Andria Timmer
2. ROLE NEGOTIATIONS AMONG STUDENTS AND NATIVE SPONSORS IN AN ETHNOGRAPHIC FIELD SCHOOL
   
   1. William Nichols
3. LESSONS FROM THE NAVAJO: THE IMPACT OF A "GOOD" FIELD EXPERIENCE ON A CAREER
   
   1. Rebecca L.H. Berman
4. MENTORSHIP AND THE FIELD SCHOOL EXPERIENCE
   
   1. Tim Wallace
5. ETHNOGRAPHIC FIELD SCHOOLS, COMMUNITY SERVICE LEARNING, AND THE HOMESTAY EXPERIENCE
   
   1. Daniela Natale Diamente
6. ETHICAL ISSUES AND OTHER THINGS TO THINK ABOUT
   
   1. Madelyn Iris
7. CONCLUSION: HOW TO PICK A FIELD SCHOOL THAT'S RIGHT FOR YOU
   
   1. Madelyn Iris
8. Web Resources
   
9. Biosketches of the Authors