ethnographer

Examples of ethnography

ethnography
The fragile community is an elegant ethnography on a very sensitive topic.
An approach combined with soundscape studies, cultural studies, ethnography and artistic creativity is what the research is trying to demonstrate.
Rather, we propose an imaginative sensitivity to the multivocal and -uid complexities of the urban past: an ethnography of place.
Social policy and everyday life in nursing homes : a critical ethnography.
The materials presented here were collected using the methods of the ethnography of communication.
Ethnography is tied to people's lives, and in life the past is continually active in the present as it presses into the future.
In itself this case would have been interesting for my ethnography, with the related ethnographic details like political and kinship affiliation, educational and occupational background.
As to methodology, the authors combine a macrosociological and quantitative approach (using a written survey) with ethnography (meetings of focus groups).
The study combined quantitative and qualitative methods including a survey (n=400), focus groups, in-depth interviews, ethnography, oral histories and archival research.
Orientalist theories of degeneration were increasingly invoked as nineteenth-century anthropology came to include comparative studies in ethnography, philology, and religion.
Many of those ideas, theories, and methodologies are borrowed from other disciplines, mostly anthropology and ethnography, but also art history, economics, and biology.
The first half of the book is concerned with cosmology, geography and ethnography.
Where the speech community framework is skeptical of speakers' perspectives on their own practices, ethnography makes local interpretations central to the analysis.
The "particularist" view includes the many detailed ethnographies of literacy that have demonstrated how the immediate social context determines the use and nature of texts.
The weakness is the paucity of ethnography, beyond experimental results and some terse observations of ordinary practices.
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