One question: It is important to me that textbooks I use are not too expensive, for the sake of students’ finances. I feel that no textbook is a sacred text of Ultimate Importance, so if Nelson’s book costs $150 and Miller’s $50, well, bye Nelson.
Would it be OK to state this in an interview? With a specific rationale why, and how I deal with stuff that might be better explained in Nelson’s book.
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One question: It is important to me that textbooks I use are not too expensive, for the sake of students’ finances. I feel that no textbook is a sacred text of Ultimate Importance, so if Nelson’s book costs $150 and Miller’s $50, well, bye Nelson.
Would it be OK to state this in an interview? With a specific rationale why, and how I deal with stuff that might be better explained in Nelson’s book.
My field is social anthropology.
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