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262 MarCU8 Bank8 In summary then, for my 'second' fieldwork I chose a new methodology and rejected a plan for working on a topic related to my first fieldwork but involving strangers in favour of a new topic involving people well known to me. Even without a methodological shift I would have thought it likely that second fieldwork brings about a shift in attitudes on the part of the fieldworker, away from 'detached' observation and generalization and towards the personal and individualistic (see, for example, Southwold's very personal study of Sri Lankan Buddhism [1983]). Part of this shift may be due to the fact that one has greater confidence to experiment and less to prove - certainly no examination to pass. Paradoxically, however, I found (and I think many others have done so too) that although one may be more self-indulgent on second fieldwork, one is also more aware of the political and social context of one's work - what I earlier termed the external narrative. I found myself having to contend with a number of different demands - to be fair, honest but discrete in portraying Raju, to distil what I wanted to say into forty minutes, to explore and exploit the richness of film as an ethnographic medium. These had to conform with the internal narrative of the work, the actual events and day-to-day interaction. Although he has not yet seen the final version of the film, Raju seems pleased with it. I sent him cassettes of earlier versions and consulted him frequently by letter during the editing.7 For me, one of the greatest benefits of working with film has been the access to my work that it has allowed my subjects. There are a couple of copies of my doctoral thesis in Jamnagar (in English, obviously), but I doubt if anyone has ever looked at them. I imagine they will gather dust, while the tape of the film wears out through use. MARCUS BANKS 7 As this article goes -to press I have just retupned from India where I showed the final version to Raju and obtained his comments. I hope to write about this in the near future. Bibliography REFERENCES BANKS, Marcus 1984. 'Caste, Sect and Property: Relations in the Jain Community of Jamnagar, Gujarat' , Cambridge Anthropology, Vol. IX, no. 3, pp. 34-49. 1988. 'The Non-Transparency of Ethnographic Film', Anthropology Today, Vol. IV, no. 5, pp. 2-3.
Forty-~nute Fieldwork 263 forthcoming. 'Orthodoxy and Dissent: Varieties of Religious Belief among Immigrant Gujarati Jains in Britain', in Michael Carrithers and Caroline Humphreys (eds.), The Assembly of Listeners: Jains in Society, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. EPSTEIN, T. Scarlett 1973. South India Y€Jsterday, Today, Tomorrow: MYsore Villages Revisited, London: Macmillan. HOCKINGS, Paul 1988. 'Ethnographic Filming and the Development of Anthropological Theory', in Paul Hockings and Yasuhiro Omori (eds.), Cinematographic Theory and New Dimensions in Ethnographic Film [Senri Ethnological Studies, no. 24], Osaka: National Museum of Ethnology. MUNN, Nancy 1986. The Fame of GavJa: A Symbolic Study of Value Transformation in a Massim (New GUinea) Society, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. SOUTHWOLD, Martin 1983 .. Buddhism in Life, Manchester: Manchester University Press. Pi lmography BANKS, Marcus 1988. Raju and His Friends, National Film and Television SchooJ / Royal Anthropological Institute. RUBBO, Michael 1974. Waiting for Fidel, National Film Board of Canada.
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