Driving the Samburu Bride
1st Edition
Fieldwork among Cattle Keepers in Kenya
eISBN-13: 9781478646365
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Driving the Samburu Bride is a vivid account of a young anthropologist working in northern Kenya, revealing insights into the Samburu culture and the culture of doing anthropology. With engaging irony and a storytellers gift, the author takes the reader through the frustrating, productive, and occasionally euphoric stages of fieldwork. Along the way, Perlov connects theory and practice, and recounts the evolution of her Samburu friendships, forged over decades, including the discovery of her unwitting impact on Samburu girls.
Sold By | Waveland Press |
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ISBNs | 9781478646365, 1478646365, 9781478645610, 147864561X |
Publish Year | 2020 |
Language | ENG |
Edition | 1st |
Website | www.waveland.com |