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George Spindler
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Doing the ethnography of schooling: Educational anthropology in action |
New York: Holt, Rinehart and Winston. 1982.
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Table of Contents
Preface iii
Acknowledgments v
George Spindler
General Introduction 1
Part I Self-Appraisals: Concerns and Strategies 14
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1 George Spindler and Louise Spindler Roger Harker and
Schonhausen: From the Familiar to the Strange and Back Again 20
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2 Alan Peshkin The Researcher and Subjectivity: Reflections
on an Ethnography of School and Community 48
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3 Harry F. Wolcott Mirrors, Models, and Monitors:
Educator Adaptations of the Ethnographic Innovation 68
Part II Communication and Interaction 96
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4 Shirley Brice Heath Questioning at Home and at School:
A Comparative Study 102
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5 Frederick Erickson and Gerald Mohatt Cultural Organization
of Participation Structures in Two Classrooms of Indian Students 132
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6 Susan Urmston Philips The Language Socialization of
Lawyers: Acquiring the "Cant" 176
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Part III Cultural transmission and the "hidden curriculum" 236
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8 Cultural Transmission and the "Hidden
Curriculum" 236
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9 Frederick Gearing and Paul Epstein Learning
to Wait: An Ethnographic Probe into the Operations of an Item of Hidden
Curriculum 240
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10 Kathleen Wilcox Differential Socialization
in the Classroom: Implications for Equal Opportunity 268
Part IV Five Diverse Ethnographic Analyses 310
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10 Judith Lynne Hanna Public Social Policy and the Children's
World: Implications of Ethnographic Research for Desegregated Schooling
316
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11 Christine Robinson
Finnan The Ethnography of Children's Spontaneous Play 335
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12 Richard L. Warren Schooling, Biculturalism, and Ethnic
Identity: A Case Study 382
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13 Sylvia Hart Analyzing the Social Organization
for Reading
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One Elementary School 410
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14 Walter Precourt Ethnohistorical Analysis of an Appalachian
Settlement School 440
Part V Methods and Issues: A Review 454
George Spindler Concluding Remarks 489
Name Index 497
Subject Index 500
Thursday, September 27, 2001