Never Free of Suspicion  

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Bekerman, Zvi

Jenis: Article from Journal - e-Journal
Dalam koleksi: Cultural Studies <=> Critical Methodologies vol. 3 no. 2 (Mei 2003), page 136-147.
Topik: peace education; intergroup encounters; conflict resolution; critical ethnography
Fulltext: 136CS32.pdf (94.12KB)

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In this article, the author reflects on the personal insights he gained while involved in a 2-year research project at two bilingual—Palestinian/ Jewish—schools in Israel. The most salient characteristic of his venture relates to the ongoing sense of suspicion he felt throughout his work. The suspicion (of a civil sort) was shaped at many and different intersections. It could be perceived in meeting with and between all—teachers, parents, children, and investigators. Not surprisingly, it invaded his most private spheres—home, spouse, and past memories. Suspicion seemed to become in those places shaded by national ideology that, in our modern world, is to say all. The article is also a comment on some theoretical and methodological issues relevant to the social sciences today, in particular those dealing with complexities such as identity and culture.

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