How to Do Ethnographic Research
19th Mar. 2003
"The following section was authored by Barbara Hall and is intended to provide general, simplified information about how to conduct and write up the results of ethnographic research. The information that follows falls into three general areas:
guidance through the steps necessary to plan and conduct an interesting and appropriate ethnographic term project, even in a class that does not devote much or any time to teaching ethnographic methodology, blockquote>help in making sense of what is learned through the research, both with regards to the fieldsite in question and to anthropological theory, andassistance in rendering the both research process and what was learned through it accessible to readers through established conventions for writing ethnographic research papers.Link: How to Do Ethnographic Research
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