Titlebook: Coming of Age in Times of Crisis; Youth, Schooling, an Janise Hurtig Book 2008 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 2008

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Conclusion: The Future of Financerd the anticipated but uncertain finality of a degree), was a key facet of my work of ethnographic understanding. That process, which I characterized in the book’s preface as entailing repeated, if unpredictable, moments of cultural confusion and clarity—the episodic crisis anthropologists refer to

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Teaching History, Teaching Crisis,books, pushing the pencil onto the paper. I recalled the last class I had observed the week before: Ms. Gómez’s Universal History class. In it, the teacher had listed on the board the five periods of human history, noted that we were now in the “contemporary” period (which came after the “modern per

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lan youth as they make the transition to adulthood during times of national political and economic crisis. Strongly grounded in local detail while speaking to larger comparative issues and the crises that surround globalization, the study enables us to see how gender roles and social class are repro

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Postscript,roposes, in order not to marvel at that which we fear because it is strange (1997, 9). This act of reduction has particularly ironic consequences for feminist ethnography, for it serves to mask the often illogical but always-meaningful heterogeneity, creativity, and thus agency of people’s lives.

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