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- antropologo estatubatuarra (eu)
- antropolojiste american (lfn)
- usona antropologo (eo)
- American anthropologist (en)
- anthropologue américaine (fr)
- antropologa statunitense (it)
- antropóloga estadounidense (gl)
- antropóloga norte-americana (pt)
- antropòloga estatunidenca (ca)
- antropóloga estauxunidense (ast)
- antropóloga estadounidense (es)
- Amerikaans antropologe (nl)
- عالمة أنثروبولوجيا أمريكية (ar)
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- Robert O. Paxton, Vartan Gregorian, Hayden White and Gregory Bateson (en)
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- Gender studies and history (en)
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- Beamtimes and lifetimes: the world of high energy physicists (en)
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- Beamtimes and Lifetimes: The World of High Energy Physicists (en)
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- When experimentalists present papers at seminars and conferences, they always begin with a detailed description of their detector and devote at least a third of their talks to these machines before introducing the data generated in their experiments and reporting how those data were analyzed in order to produce "curves" . [...] It is the theorist who is more likely to see detectors as scientific instruments which simply record nature, as transcription devices which themselves leave no trace. (en)
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- Uptime, downtime, spacetime, and power: an ethnography of the particle physics community in Japan and the United States (en)
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- Sharon Traweek (en)
- Sharon Traweek (nl)
- 沙伦·特拉维克 (zh)
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