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How Do We Collaborate?

This chapter represents collaboration in a mode that describes a situation in which the dialogical encounter between two different research projects, such Douglas R. Holmes's European Far Right integralist movements and George E. Marcus's Portuguese aristocracy, prompted a joint reimagining of the scene of fieldwork. It focuses on the background of Holmes and Marcus's long-term collaboration that was conducted through a steady cumulative conversation. It also reflects on the value of a sustained process that is mundanely identifiable as friendship through a certain history of discipline. The chapter describes Holmes and Marcus's collaborative efforts that concentrated on aligning their work with the analytical endeavors of various epistemic partners who have created a series of unusual challenges. It mentions that refunctioned ethnography has a more complicated cast of characters than the conversations that are traditional between the ethnographer and native subjects or informants.