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Dear Magda,

Do you need a reference to the 'world' as a place of contradictions, etc, 
or to a sense of (local) place perceived as full of contradictions and 
ambiguities? If it is the latter, I just submitted a revised version of 
paper titled, 'Living in two places: permanent transience in the Magadan 
region, Russia Far East' to Alaska Journal of Anthropology. The paper deals 
with the feeling of profound ambivalence (permanent/temporary) on the part 
of many (non-Native) inhabitants of that region with regards to that place, 
which partly stems from the ambivalence and contradictions rooted in the 
state policy of populating this area and partly from 'narratives-models', 
local public discourses that guide individual action.

Please let me know if you are interested and I'll send you a copy when it's 
ready.

Best wishes,

Elena  


On Aug 2 2010, Magda Craciun wrote:

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>Dear listserv members,
>
>I would be grateful if you could help me:
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>Have you ever come across ethnographies documenting a sense of the world
>as being the place of contradictions, compromises, ambiguities,
>flexibilities and not that of all-or-nothing black-and-white positions and
>propositions?
>
>Have you ever come across ethnographies referring to 'good enough'
>approximations of ideals?
>
>Thanks all,
>Magda
>
>
>

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