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history <strong>of</strong> this mode and the implications <strong>of</strong> the tension between personal narrative and impersonal description in ethnography. 3 Seminar participants were: Rasheed Araeen, Guy Brett, Lynne Cooke, Annie Coombes, Signe Howell, Anna Howells, Jill Lloyd, David Maclagan, Daniel Miller, Michael Newman, Desa Philippi, and Christina Toren.
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