Hilary Kahn presents the readership with an interesting ethnography that defies the established methodology and assumptions about scientific objectivism...the introductory presentation of the methodological basis of Kahn's work is followed by ten descriptive and simultaneously analytical chapters...Kahn's book may be certainly read as a conventional ethnography...what makes it unconventional, however, is the author's challenge to the positivist gaze ... Read moreand the simplistic categorization blind to its own cultural and political facets. The book also illustrates in an original way: the photographs are not still pictures but sequences from video recordings that capture and convey actions rather than moments. - Darius J. Piwowarczyk, Anthropos, 2009 Show Less