Vol 2 No 1 (2019): re:think - a Journal of Creative Ethnography, Summer 2019 | re:think - a journal of creative ethnography

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Published: 31-May-2019

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Short Informal/Reflective Pieces

Talking About Tiny Houses An Interviewing Profile of Erin and Chris

Ellie Cleasby

2-7
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The Power of Cough Syrup How Suffering is Controlled and Regulated in a Rural Haitian Clinic

Michael Cole Grady

8-16
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Producing Truth? Some Reflections on Ethnographic Research

Rachel Runesson

17-22
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Photo-Essays

Work Bitch The labour of redefining kinship within Ballroom culture

Fiona Halliday

23-30
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(dis)connection In a connected world, all we miss is each other

Argy Rizos

31-37
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Academic Essays

From ‘Taroosh’ to ‘Tom Jones’ Mediating ‘Local’ and ‘Global’ Queer Discourses through Filipino ‘Gay Lingo’

Victoria Gail Amos

38-58
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Coming to One’s Senses Decolonising Artefacts at the Museum of Anthropology

Nicole Anderson

59-75
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Who Needs a Man When You Got a Gun? Women and their Firearms in Midwestern America

Jemma Davies

76-89
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The Leith Project Industrial Ruins and Maritime Heritage

Hester Depel

90-100
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'The Traveller Way' Imagined and Actual Mobility among Scottish Gypsy Travellers

Beth Jamie Gorrie

101-114
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Spectral Beings and Being Spectral: Ghostly Enchantment within Edinburgh’s Ghost Tours An investigation of the embodied performance of spectrality and the generation of enchantment within Edinburgh's ghost tourism.

James Hanton

115-132
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Ruination and the Affective Presence of the Past in relation to the Beit Beirut in Lebanon

Liam Thorne

133-141
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