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Setting a New Standard: The Person‐Centered Interviewing and Observation of Robert I. Levy

Robert I. Levy gave us a way of doing ethnographic and theoretical work that transcends his own exemplary studies of Tahiti and Nepal. I examine Levy's use of person-centered interviewing and observation to elicit and analyze psychocultural phenomena, and I suggest why this approach remains valuable to us today.

D. Hollan | Douglas Hollan

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