The ethics of anthropology: debates and dilemmas 
edited by Pat Caplan 
 - London:  Routledge,  2003. 
 - xiv, 235 p  PB 
<br/><br/>PART I<br/>Debates<br/>2  'Like a horse in blinkers'?: a political history of anthropology's<br/>research ethics<br/>DAVID MILLS<br/>^  'Being there": the magic of presence or the metaphysics of morality?<br/>LISETTE JOSEPIIIDES<br/>4 The Yanomami: anthropological discourse and ethics<br/>STEPHEN NiiGENT<br/>5  'The blind men and the elephant': the challenge of representing the<br/>Rwandan genocide<br/>NIGEL ELTRINGHAM<br/>PART II<br/>Dilemmas<br/>6 Everyday ethics: a personal journey in rural Ireland, 1980-2001<br/>MARILYN SILVERMAN<br/>7 To tell or not to tell?": ethics and secrecy in anthropology and<br/>childbearing in rural Malawi<br/>GILL BARBHR<br/>8 The construction of otherness in modern Greece: the state, the church<br/>and the study of a religious minority<br/>VASILIKl KRAVVA<br/>9 An appropriate question?: the propriety of anthropological analysis in<br/>the Australian political arena<br/>VERONICA STRANG<br/>10 British paganism, morality and the politics of knowledge<br/>SUSAN GREENWOOD<br/>11 Revealing a popular South African deceit: the ethical challenges of an<br/><br/> 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>0415296420 (hbk.) 
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>174.9309  / CAP/E