{"coupon":"","discount":"","doc_name":"Hist 389- Final Paper","doc_id":67073,"editorId":"2750","email":"emilia.assimakopoulos@gmail.com","message":"Hello George,<br \/><br \/>One of the final papers for the semester :)<br \/><br \/>This paper was a little bit different in comparison to the others that I have written because it is more of an anthropological paper. I interviewed my grandparents in hopes to discover how they have kept the past alive in our home today. <br \/><br \/>Here are the instructions to the paper for you to get a litle better understanding:&nbsp;<br \/><br \/>\"How does history inhabit your own family and its &ldquo;story&rdquo;? Interview at least two members of your family, and make observations about topics such as social interaction, material objects, bodies, language, place. What rituals keep the past alive? What challenges do you encounter in being an ethnographer at home? Discuss where you might travel if you had funds to continue your fieldwork, and what you might find there\".&nbsp;<br \/><br \/>N.B. The Nacirema article that I talk about at the end is an article about an athropologist that describes this \"exotic\" tribe called the Nacirema in very specific ways and details, however, in close reading of the article, \"Nacirema\" is \"American\" spelt backwards and the entire article is talking about Americans.&nbsp;<br \/><br \/>Thank you again George!&nbsp;","price_select":"1","temp_doc_name":"upload_5715693d163ff7.95292854.docx","word_count":"2711","subtotal":73.2,"total_amt":73.2,"transactionReference":"PAY-5XL936195G7194028K4KWSTA"}