Handle with Care

ASAO Monograph #20

Handle with Care:
Ownership
and
Control
of
Ethnographic
Materials

Edited
by
Sjoerd Jaarsma

University
of
Pittsburgh Press

2002

Introduction: Thinking through Repatriation
Sjoerd R. Jaarsma

Part I Issues of Access

1. Talking to Ourselves, or Getting the Word Back
Dorothy A. Counts And David R. Counts

2. www.repatriating_ethnography.edu/rotuma
Alan Howard

3. Wish, Need, and Dilemma
Sjoerd R. Jaarsma

4. You Can't Die till You Clean Up Your Mess
Mary Mccutcheon

Part II Managing the Collected Past

5. A Kwaio Case Study from the Melanesian Archive
David Akin And Kathryn Creely

6. Archiving Jack Fischer's Micronesian Field Notes
Suzanne Falgout

7. Returning History through the Trust Territory Archives
Karen M. Peacock

8. Resurrecting Archival Poetic Repertoire for Hawaiian Hula
Amy Ku'uleialoha Stillman

Part III Transformation, Interpretation, and Ownership

9. Ethnographer as Taker and Maker in Tuvalu
Keith S. Chambers And Anne Chambers

10. Dangerous Data from Mokil Atoll
Bryan P. Oles

11. Trafficking in Taiwan Aboriginal Voices
Nancy Guy

Epilogue: Returning Ethnographic Materials
Anne Chambers, Keith S. Chambers, Dorothy A. Counts, David R. Counts, Suzanne Falgout, Nancy Guy, Alan Howard, Sjoerd R. Jaarsma, Mary Mccutcheon, Bryan P. Oles, Karen M. Peacock, And Amy Ku'uleialoha Stillman

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Handle with Care: Ownership and Control of Ethnographic Materials

Handle with Care:
Ownership
and
Control
of
Ethnographic
Materials