`Doin' the Hustle'
`Doin' the Hustle'
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《忙忙碌碌》
DOI：
10.1177/1466138102003001004
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发表时间：
2002
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影响因子：
1.2
通讯作者：
S. Venkatesh
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作者：
S. Venkatesh
我自己最近完成的对芝加哥一个贫困公共住房开发项目的民族志研究，为从信息提供者的角度考察民族志学者的社会生产提供了实证框架。我认为，重构信息提供者的观点——在这个案例中，他们对田野工作者的看法各不相同，有学术骗子、“和我们一样的黑鬼”以及“阿拉伯人”——可以帮助研究者确定所研究的个人、群体和/或社区之间的结构和意义模式。本文思考了信息提供者在一个以“欺诈”为主要组织原则的社会关系领域中对我的归类构建。
My own recently completed ethnographic study of a poor public housing development in Chicago provides the empirical frame for an examination of the social production of the ethnographer from the informants' point of view. I argue that reconstructing the informants' point of view - in this case their perceptions of the fieldworker as, variously, academic hustler, `nigger just like us' and `Arab' - can aid the researcher in determining patterns of structure and meaning among the individual, group, and/or community under study. This article reflects on informants' construction of my subsumption within a field of social relations in which the `hustle' was a dominant organizing principle.