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# Feminist Ethnography: Thinking through Methodologies, Challenges, and Possibilities

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Review: Ideal text for undergraduate courses on gender studies, anthropology and sociology - Ideal textbook for undergraduate courses on gender studies, anthropology and sociology. The book offers a comprehensive overview of feminist research and interventions within anthropology and related disciplines. It also features a very helpful timeline (starting in 1800s to 2016) of how feminist thought has evolved, and various waves of feminist thinking, and the corresponding events that occurred during those periods the influenced conversations on feminism. Following each section, the book also features highlights from interview with feminist researcher - which the students find very useful. I am happy to add this book to my course syllabi and I'm looking forward to teaching in this semester.
Review: Five Stars - Excellent text book for those who are starting their research journey.

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| Best Sellers Rank | #1,990,090 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) #337 in Gender Studies (Books) #502 in Social Sciences Methodology #969 in Sociology Research & Measurement |
| Customer Reviews | 4.8 out of 5 stars 26 Reviews |

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### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Ideal text for undergraduate courses on gender studies, anthropology and sociology
*by H***A on September 2, 2016*

Ideal textbook for undergraduate courses on gender studies, anthropology and sociology. The book offers a comprehensive overview of feminist research and interventions within anthropology and related disciplines. It also features a very helpful timeline (starting in 1800s to 2016) of how feminist thought has evolved, and various waves of feminist thinking, and the corresponding events that occurred during those periods the influenced conversations on feminism. Following each section, the book also features highlights from interview with feminist researcher - which the students find very useful. I am happy to add this book to my course syllabi and I'm looking forward to teaching in this semester.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Five Stars
*by A***T on February 17, 2018*

Excellent text book for those who are starting their research journey.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ This textbook is about feminist praxis, while being model of feminist praxis itself. Brava!
*by M***Y on October 9, 2016*

Q: Where else can you find both Louis Lamphere and Janelle Monae cited in the same book for their contribution to feminist methods and inquiry? A: Feminist Ethnography: Thinking Through Methodologies, Challenges, and Possibilities by Dana-Ain Davis and Christa Craven. It comprehensively yet succinctly covers history, theory, debates, methods, methodology, and advice for production and distribution, all in one place… and in under 200 pages! This is required reading for undergraduates, graduate students, professors, and anyone who considers themselves a feminist researcher already or aspires to be. One of this textbook’s many strengths is that it highlights feminist ethnographic work through vivid and concrete examples within and beyond anthropology, both covering and extending beyond the written monograph. This is to say, the range of examples makes it is equally suitable and useful for students in both the social sciences and the arts, and for feminist activists situated in academia or elsewhere. The text is brimming with pictures of feminist ethnographers alongside their words from interviews or their research. This gives the book a vibrant polyvocality that reflects the commitment to feminist praxis on the part of the authors. In the process we learn about feminist figures, across the gender spectrum, whose research has contributed to local and global political struggles. The carefully designed “Thinking Through” exercises foster active learning and community building. These assignments can be directly applied to furthering one’s own research goals — at the point of conception through production— while effectively strengthening an international network of feminist ethnographers. For instance, in one exercise the reader is asked to identify a feminist ethnographer at their school or another institution and interview them (p.72). The results of this same exercise, executed by Davis’ own students, are exhibited in several of the “Spotlights” throughout the book. The intergenerational nature of the textbook, featuring the reflections of PhD students as well as professor emerita, enriches the perspectives on the many topics covered. Moreover, it shows a refreshing feminist intervention to the hierarchical academic practices that designate the wisdom of some as more valid than others. One of my favorite chapters is the one dedicated to producing feminist ethnography (Chapter 6), for the way it encourages creative approaches that go “off the page”. Signaling this diverse array of ethnographic products— from interactive websites to documentary films to dance performances— will no doubt inspire the next generation to think more broadly and boldly with regards to how to strategically make their research accessible to different audiences. The chapter’s groundedness in real life examples rather than abstract theoretical provocations makes the exciting future of feminist ethnography seem tangible. We are called to answer the charge and given the tools to do so. Davis and Craven don’t just talk the talk; they walk the walk.

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