Can You Spot The Fake Ethnography?
One of the following titles is not from a real ethnography. Can you pick the fake study?
Sociable robots, jazz music, and divination: Contingency as a cultural resource for negotiating problems of intentionality.
You Have Dislodged a Boulder: Mothers and Prisoners in the Post Keynesian California Landscape.
Legos, gummy bears and helplessness: Facilitating ethnic identity in the postmodern dance studio.
Producing affect: Transnational volunteerism in a Malaysian orangutan rehabilitation center.
Another country is the past: Western cowboys, Lanna nostalgia, and bluegrass aesthetics as performed by professional musicians in Northern Thailand.
Mobile phones and Mipoho’s prophecy: The powers and dangers of flying language.
Marginal utilities, time, and zombies: Comment on Jane Guyer’s “Prophecy and the near future: Thoughts on macroeconomic, evangelical, and punctuated time”.
Audit cultures: Neoliberal governmentality, socialist legacy, or technologies of governing?
Traversing No Man’s Land in Search of An(Other) Identity – An Autoethnographic Account.
Baseball, Beer, and Bulgari –Examining Cultural Capital and Gender Inequality in a Retail Fashion Corporation.
Proletarian or Promethean?–Impacts of Automation and Program Integration on Social Service Workers and Their Clients.