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Ethnographic Fieldwork: Falling in Love or Keeping your Distance? by Joseph...
Ethnographic Fieldwork: Falling in Love or Keeping your Distance? By Dr Joseph Webster (Downing College, University of Cambridge) Published by the Religious Studies Project, on 28 March 2012 in...
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The Brethren in Scotland
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In the RSP’s interview with Joe Webster, listeners are treated to rich ethnographic data which reveal how an immediate ‘local’ context is embedded in ‘global’ processes and networks. Webster conducted...
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Ethnographic Fieldwork: Falling in Love or Keeping your Distance?
Ethnographic Fieldwork: Falling in Love or Keeping your Distance? By Dr Joseph Webster (Downing College, University of Cambridge) Published by the Religious Studies Project, on 28 March 2012 in...
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The Brethren in Scotland
In this episode of the Religious Studies Project, David Robertson talks to Joseph Webster (lecturer in Anthropology at Queen’s University, Belfast) about his fieldwork in Gardenstoun (usually called...
View ArticleThe Gamrie Brethren: At the Heart of Cosmic Struggle and the Fringes of the...
In the RSP’s interview with Joe Webster, listeners are treated to rich ethnographic data which reveal how an immediate ‘local’ context is embedded in ‘global’ processes and networks. Webster conducted...
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Millennialism and Violence?
Descriptions of the End Times are full of violent imagery, of mass destruction through earthquakes, tidal waves, fire and ice. These images are written deeply into our culture through the book of...
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Ethnographic Fieldwork: Falling in Love or Keeping your Distance?
Ethnographic Fieldwork: Falling in Love or Keeping your Distance? By Dr Joseph Webster (Downing College, University of Cambridge) Published by the Religious Studies Project, on 28 March 2012 in...
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The Brethren in Scotland
In this episode of the Religious Studies Project, David Robertson talks to Joseph Webster (lecturer in Anthropology at Queen’s University, Belfast) about his fieldwork in Gardenstoun (usually called...
View ArticleThe Gamrie Brethren: At the Heart of Cosmic Struggle and the Fringes of the...
In the RSP’s interview with Joe Webster, listeners are treated to rich ethnographic data which reveal how an immediate ‘local’ context is embedded in ‘global’ processes and networks. Webster conducted...
View ArticleMillennialism and Violence?
Descriptions of the End Times are full of violent imagery, of mass destruction through earthquakes, tidal waves, fire and ice. These images are written deeply into our culture through the book of...
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