Doing Fieldwork in China ... with Kids!

Doing Fieldwork in China ... with Kids!

  • Candice Cornet
  • Tami Blumenfield
Publisher:Nordic Institute of Asian StudiesISBN 13: 9788776941697ISBN 10: 8776941698

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Doing Fieldwork in China ... with Kids! is written by Candice Cornet and published by Nordic Institute of Asian Studies. It's available with International Standard Book Number or ISBN identification 8776941698 (ISBN 10) and 9788776941697 (ISBN 13).

-Explores methodological issues related to accompanied fieldwork. -Points not just to pitfalls but also unexpected insights from having children present during the fieldwork process. While many anthropologists and other scholars relocate with their families in some way or another during fieldwork periods, this detail is often missing from their writings even though undoubtedly children can have had a major impact on their work. Recognizing that researcher-parents have many choices regarding their children's presence during fieldwork, this volume explores the many issues of conducting fieldwork with children, generally, and with children in China, specifically. Contributors include well-established scholars who have undertaken fieldwork in China for decades as well as more junior researchers. The book presents the voices of mothers and of fathers, with two particularly innovative pieces that are written by parent-child pairs. The collection as a whole offers a wide range of experiences that question and reflect on methodological issues related to fieldwork, including objectivity, cultural relativism, relationships in the field and positionality. The chapters also recount how accompanied fieldwork can offer unexpected ethnographic insights. An appendix alerts future fieldworking parents to particular pitfalls of accompanied fieldwork and suggests ways to avoid these. For sale only in the U.S., its dependencies, Canada, and Mexico