“Why Don’t You Go to the Mosque?” Epistemic Deference and Everyday Religious Practices in Hui Muslim Communities

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RT @r_karlis: This is really insightful. Well done @davidstroup

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This is really insightful. Well done @davidstroup

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RT @jpaulgoode: .@davidstroup makes an important intervention in this paper in identifying a fieldwork challenge he calls "epistemic defere…

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.@davidstroup makes an important intervention in this paper in identifying a fieldwork challenge he calls "epistemic deference." Well worth reading for anyone interested in ethnographic research, not just for everyday nationalism!

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