2020
DOI: 10.33324/uv.vi77.308
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Narrative Crossroads in Ecuadorian Fieldwork

Abstract: The qualitative researcher is often described as a bricoleur who prepares a representation from multiple fragments of documentation yet, always involved in one way or another paying attention to situatedness and its neglected possibilities and temporalities in the web of everyday research life. At this narrative crossroads, fieldwork practices constitute ethnographic concepts composed of both separation and connection and are thus worlding tools that enable political thought and practice beyond the onto-episte… Show more

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