Southern Hemisphere Ethnographies of Space, Place, and Time

CONTENTS: Robert E. Rinehart/Jacquie Kidd: Encountering Space, Place and Time: Selections from the Global South - Emerging Methods - Cesar A. Cisneros-Puebla: Qualitative Inquiry and Creative Subversion: Challenges in the Context of Terror - Maria Teresa Salcedo: Sense of Place and Space in Military Life: Ethnographic Snapshots - Jennifer Anayo: Revitalizing Niue: A Joint Mission - Praxis: Space, Place and Time in Lived Worlds - Keyan G. Tomaselli: Rethinking Research Relations, Rethinking Research or Just Rethinking - Kerry Earl/Jacquie Kidd: In «Our Place» At This Time: Sense-Making of Identity, Community and Future(s) - Jennifer Carter/Melissa Carey: Reawakening Spiritual Roots in Nursing Practice: Sacred Places and Sacred Spaces - Shanade Bianca Barnabas: The Intermittent Researcher and the Marginalized Research Community: Reflections of Research Praxis from Two Studies Conducted Amongst the !Xun and Khwe San - Social Justice and Transformation: Theoretically Embodied Visions - D. Jean Clandinin: Relational Commitments of Narrative Inquirers - Nolwazi Mkhwanazi: Social Justice and Transformation: Why Does Ethnography Matter? - Nosipho Mngomezulu: Whose Voice Is It Anyway? Identification, Representation and Narrative in Ethnographic Practice - Tomonori Ishioka: Training under Uncertainty: Tempography of Underdog Filipino Pugilists - Indigenous Ways of Being - William Ellis: Vetkat's Cinematic: Oneironauts of Critique in the Kalahari - Pauline Adams: Kimihia Te Kura Huna: Seeking an Authentic Maori Identity through Autoethnography - Itunu Bodunrin: Encountering the Bushmen Who Looked Like Me: Field Note Reflections on Doing Research among the !Xun and Khwe of Platfontein, South Africa - Melinda Webber: Unapologetically Te Arawa: In Pursuit of a Tribally Specific Research Approach - Space, Place and Time in Portuguese and Spanish - Antonio Garcia Quiroga: Searching «Zones of Contact» in the Southern Hemisphere - Cristobal Bravo Ferretti: The Other Month of the Sea:

Robert E. Rinehart is Associate Professor of Health, Sport and Human Performance at the University of Waikato. He has published eight books, ranging in subject matter from inline skating to pleasure in sport, extreme/avant-garde sport and studies in ethnographic practice. He is a past President of the Association for Contemporary Ethnography Across the Disciplines.

Jacquie Kidd is Senior Lecturer in the School of Nursing at the University of Auckland and President of the Association for Contemporary Ethnography Across the Disciplines. She is from the Ngapuhi iwi and focuses her work on Maori health inequities.

Antonio Garcia Quiroga is a lecturer in the Department of Education at the University of Santiago. He is an anthropologist specializing in education, focusing particularly on the experience of educational transition and the cultural contexts of educational institutions and learning processes, where he utilizes narrative studies and ethnographic approaches mainly based on visual methodologies.