Hearing Where We're Coming From-Ethically and Professionally
Anthropologists concerned about the discipline's ability to cope ethically and ethnographically with a globalized world should not dismiss too hastily the methodology-and the ethics built into it-that anthropology developed over the last century. This methodology of making displacing translations, based on ethnographic experience and a politics of translation, can still provide a workable ethics and a viable labor of ethnography even in the world at present.
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