Fieldwork, Gender and Imperialism Now
ASSA Sondernummer: KSA-Tage 2007, Artikel 1, ISSN 1815-3704
Nancy Lindisfarne
Citation
Lindisfarne, Nancy 2007: Starting from Below: Fieldwork, Gender and Imperialism Now. In: Austrian Studies in Social Anthropology, Sondernummer KSA-Tage 2007, Artikel 1, 18 p. URL: [AUS DER BROWSERZEILE ÜBERNEHMEN]. Zugriff: TT.MM.JJJJ.
Vita
Nancy Lindisfarne has written on topics concerning gender and the Middle East throughout her anthropological career as both a student and then a teacher at SOAS, London. She has done field research in Iran, Afghanistan, Turkey and Syria. Her books include a monograph on Afghan pastoralists, Bartered Brides (published under the name Nancy Tapper); Dancing in Damascus, a book of short stories about elite families in Syria which has been published in Arabic, Turkish and English; and, most recently, Thank God, We’re Secular, about nationalism, secularism and the politics of the Turkish state. She is now writing about how young Americans see the world.
Contact (2007): nanstarr44@hotmail.com
Department of Anthropology, School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London