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artist as ethnographer: a standalone construct

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Art history

the role of ethnographer taken on by artists who set out to represent cultural others, viewed critically.

In art history, artist as ethnographer refers to the role of ethnographer taken on by artists who set out to represent cultural others, viewed critically. This meaning comes from Foster (1996) in The return of the real.[1]

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References

Foster, H. (1996). The return of the real. MIT Press. ISBN 9780262561075

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