Otavalan Women, Ethnicity, and Globalization William M. Epstein Do you feel that your

Do you feel that your efforts go unnoticed by the 'higher ups'

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Otavalan Women, Ethnicity, and Globalization William M. Epstein Do you feel that yourWhile doing fieldwork in Peguche, Ecuador, Linda D'Amico found herself working with and befriending Rosa Lema, a woman who had previously worked with anthropologist Elsie Clews Parsons. One of the founding mothers of anthropology, Parsons's 1940 fieldwork in Peguche laid foundations for the development of feminist anthropology and ethnic studies. Lema, while unknown to most Americans, is an indigenous woman whose efforts to bring changes to her