The Expanded Responsibilities of Long Term Informant Relationships.

Blanchard, Kendall

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The Expanded Responsibilities of Long Term Informant Relationships

Blanchard, Kendall

Human Organization, 36, 1, 66-8, Spr 77

The case of Chavez Antonio (a man labeled "a well trained Indian") illustrates the possible ill effects of the relationship between anthropologists and their informants wherein the informant essentially lives up to the stereotypic expectations of the anthropologist. (JC)

Descriptors: American Indians, Anthropology, Case Studies, Ethnic Stereotypes, Expectation, Information Sources, Psychological Characteristics, Responsibility, Self Concept

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