Method and Writing: A Review of Adams’ Narrating the Close

The reviewer starts the review with her reading strategy of beginning with the discussion of the method. She argues that Adams’ work expands definitions of culture and what constitutes the field in ethnographic work in a beautifully written piece of autoethnography. Adams marries method, writing, and topic matter. The reviewer believes that this text would be appropriate for undergraduate and graduate students as well as those of us wanting an excellent example of autoethnography. In conclusion, the reviewer claims excitement to see where this will take ethnographers in the future, and especially those of us interested in the study of stigmatized and marginalized identities and close relationships

Women\u27s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Newsletter Spring 2014

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WGSS 40th Anniversary Slide Show

Photos from the WGSS program to celebrate the program\u27s 40th anniversary in 2018