Multisituated

“The remarkable transformations over the past thirty years in the nonetheless emblematic research process that still defines anthropologists have never been explored so comprehensively, so instructively, and so passionately by a gifted, imaginative teacher to those who become anthropologists today in a historically key department.” - George E. Marcus, coeditor of Fieldwork Is Not What It Used to Be: Learning Anthropology’s Method in a Time of Transition

"This challenging and stimulating monograph is intended for faculty involved in training graduate students in ethnographic practice. . . . Highly recommended." - W. Kotter, Choice

"Multisituated is a passionate and eloquent contribution to contemporary discussions about anthropology’s pasts, presents, and possible futures that deserves to be widely read and keenly debated." - Stuart McLean, American Ethnologist

"Readers who, like Sunder Rajan, are searching for different modalities of working against, around, and through the colonial and phallogocentric inheritances of ethnography will find an intriguing analysis of the politics at stake in contemporary ethnographic practice and might eventually even feel inspired to engage in its more experimental and evocative forms." - Daniela Schuh, Freiburger Zeitschrift für GeschlechterStudien