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This review article considers recent books by Michael Lambek and Piers Vitebsky on the subject of long-term ethnographic field research. The review studies how these two authors present examples of ‘ethnographic history’ that provide insight into how social change is lived and experienced by actors.

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Fieldwork terminable and interminable Island in the stream: an ethnographic history of Mayotte, by Michael Lambek, Toronto, University of Toronto Press, 2018, 19 figures, index, 334 pp., $38.95 (paperback), $95 (cloth), ISBN: 978-1-4875-2299-5