Abstract
The article develops the theme of the sensorial border as a politic limit with which ethnographer is to deal when the access in the experiential sphere of those who intend to study involves ethical dilemmas. In particular faces the possibility that the ethnographic knowledge is not always to be understood as the overcoming of the given limits to make new contributions to knowledge, but rather as epistemological desertion in front of the risk of being a tool both of what normally is opposed, and of a cognitive device consistent with the dominant social taxonomy. To illustrate this hypothesis is taken into account the current of ethnographic research on sensitive topics and in particular will be discussed critically some researches on fascist and racist organizations.
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