Document Type
Article
Publication Date
2015
Abstract
In this article, I explore my collaboration with my long-time colleague in ethnographic research, Sebastian Si Pop, and our work on a collaborative ethnohistory project in Chamelco. In doing so, I examine the role that indigenous colleagues play in mentoring anthropologists. I argue that anthropologists develop the most meaningful relationships of their academic careers with the people that they meet in the field. These colleagues and friends often go underappreciated and unacknowledged in our resulting scholarship, even when they play crucial roles in our lives.
Published In
Kistler, Sarah Ashley, "Meaningful Relationships: Collaborative Anthropology and Mentors from the Field" (2015). Faculty Publications. 145.
https://scholarship.rollins.edu/as_facpub/145
Publication Title
Collaborative Anthropologies