Description: Introduction: Fieldwork, Text, and Audience by Caroline B. Brettell Contested Texts: Implications for Fieldwork and Rapport Unintended Consequences: The Myth of "the Return" in Anthropological Fieldwork by Dona L. Davis Responding to the Anthropologist: When the Spiritual Baptists of Trinidad Read What I Write about Them by Stephen D. Glazier Politicized Texts: Insider, Outsider, and Ethnographic Authority Involvement, Detachment, and Representation on Corsica by Alexandra Jaffe Fieldwork in Quebec, Scholarly Reviews, and Anthropological Dialogues by Richard Handler The Student of Culture and the Ethnography of Irish Intellectuals by Elizabeth A. Sheehan Mediated Texts: Issues of Representation and Identity Whose History Is It? Selection and Representation in the Creation of Text by Caroline B. Brettell When They Read What the Papers Say We Wrote by Ofra Greenberg Collaborative Texts: Ethics, Negotiation, and Compromise Is Anonymity Possible? Writing about Refugees in the United States by MaryCarol Hopkins Just Stories of Ethnographic Authority by Richard P. Horwitz Myths of Objectivity and the Collaborative Process in Life History Research by Sally McBeth The Case of Mistaken Identity: Problems in Representing Women on the Right by Faye Ginsburg Bibliography Index

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