Kemper is professor of anthropology at Southern Methodist University. Royce is professor of anthropology at Indiana University.

...a refreshing contribution to our knowledge of long-term research projects...this robust volume can lead readers to raise broader methodological and theoretical concerns that intersect with both long-standing and current debates in anthroplogy...[an] impressive volume, uniting between two covers documentation of some of anthroplogy's better known long-term ethnographic projects...extremely valuable in terms of presenting a broad and grounded exploration of the benefits and challenges of long-term research...a very informative and thought-provoking collection of statements and revelations.

• 1 Preface/ INTRODUCTION/ Long-Term Field Research: Metaphors, Paradigms, and Themes, Anya Peterson Royce and Robert V. Kemper/ PART I: Restudies and Revisits: Styles of Collaborative Research/ 1. Learning to See, Learning to Listen: Thirty-Five Years of Fie

Kemper is professor of anthropology at Southern Methodist University. Royce is professor of anthropology at Indiana University.

...a refreshing contribution to our knowledge of long-term research projects...this robust volume can lead readers to raise broader methodological and theoretical concerns that intersect with both long-standing and current debates in anthroplogy...[an] impressive volume, uniting between two covers documentation of some of anthroplogy's better known long-term ethnographic projects...extremely valuable in terms of presenting a broad and grounded exploration of the benefits and challenges of long-term research...a very informative and thought-provoking collection of statements and revelations.

• 1 Preface/ INTRODUCTION/ Long-Term Field Research: Metaphors, Paradigms, and Themes, Anya Peterson Royce and Robert V. Kemper/ PART I: Restudies and Revisits: Styles of Collaborative Research/ 1. Learning to See, Learning to Listen: Thirty-Five Years of Fie

Kemper is professor of anthropology at Southern Methodist University. Royce is professor of anthropology at Indiana University.

...a refreshing contribution to our knowledge of long-term research projects...this robust volume can lead readers to raise broader methodological and theoretical concerns that intersect with both long-standing and current debates in anthroplogy...[an] impressive volume, uniting between two covers documentation of some of anthroplogy's better known long-term ethnographic projects...extremely valuable in terms of presenting a broad and grounded exploration of the benefits and challenges of long-term research...a very informative and thought-provoking collection of statements and revelations.

• 1 Preface/ INTRODUCTION/ Long-Term Field Research: Metaphors, Paradigms, and Themes, Anya Peterson Royce and Robert V. Kemper/ PART I: Restudies and Revisits: Styles of Collaborative Research/ 1. Learning to See, Learning to Listen: Thirty-Five Years of Fie