Let Us Please Depart the Echo Chamber
Let Us Please Depart the Echo Chamber
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DOI:
10.1080/19428200.2021.1903584
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2021
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通讯作者:
Roberts, Elizabeth F.
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Roberts, Elizabeth F.
It’s through the slow unfolding of ethnography that what matters emerges. Historically, anthropologists have tended to work with groups who disrupt business as usual—anarchists, activists, rural people, shanty towns, dwellers, the sick, the devout, the disenfranchised, the dispossessed. Ethnographic attunement to those who disrupt demonstrates how people live life in surprising, perplexing and wonderous ways. And now anthropologists also study power. They study people who make knowledge, make policy, make numbers and make a whole lot of money. And yet anthropological knowledge about how to live in the world otherwise, like the disruptors, and how those in power have created such damage has had very little impact. Our lack of effect partially comes from the fact that, on its own, ethnography is poorly equipped to produce bite-size chunks of data, especially numbers. Ethnographers do not make, and often revile, the numbers that make the world go round because numbers reduce complexity and can be used for ill. But while ethnographers have documented
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