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| Alan Bryman | University of Leicester |
| © 2001 | 1680 pages | SAGE Publications Ltd |
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| VOLUME ONE: THE NATURE OF ETHNOGRAPHY | |
| Introduction | A Bryman |
| A Review of Ethnography | |
| PART ONE: ANTHROPOLOGICAL BEGINNINGS | |
| The Ethnographer's Magic | G W Stocking |
| Fieldwork in British Anthropology from Tylor to Malinowski | |
| Tribal Ethnography | E R Leach |
| Past, Present and Future | |
| The Methods of Ethnology | F Boas |
| Some Reminiscences and Reflection on Fieldwork | E E Evans-Pritchard |
| Tenting with Malinowski | M L Wax |
| Notes and Queries on Anthropology and the Development of Field Methods in British Anthropology, 1870-1920 | J Urry |
| PART TWO: SOCIOLOGICAL BEGINNINGS | |
| Understanding Urban Life | L H Lofland |
| The Chicago Legacy | |
| The Development of the `Participant Observation' Method in Sociology | J Platt |
| Origin Myth and History | |
| On Making the Most of Participant Observation | W F Whyte |
| Everett C Hughes and the Development of Fieldwork in Sociology | J M Champoulie |
| PART THREE: TRADITIONS IN ETHNOGRAPHY | |
| Notes on Queries in Ethnography | C O Frake |
| The Two Traditions of Educational Ethnography | S Delamont and P Atkinson |
| Sociology and Anthropology Compared | |
| Critical Realist Ethnography | S Porter |
| The Case of Racism and Professionalism in a Medical Setting | |
| PART FOUR: EPISTEMOLOGY AND ETHNOGRAPHY | |
| From the Native's Point of View | C Geertz |
| On the Nature of Anthropological Understanding | |
| Epistemological Implications of Fieldwork and Their Consequences | F A Salamone |
| The Ethnographic Method in Sociology | R L Gold |
| How Native Is a `Native' Anthropologist? | K Narayan |
| Ethnography's Warrants | J Katz |
| VOLUME TWO: ETHNOGRAPHIC FIELDWORK PRACTICE | |
| PART ONE: THE NATURE OF ETHNOGRAPHIC PRACTICE | |
| Studying Deviance in Four Settings | J M Henslin |
| Research Experiences with Cabbies, Suicides, Drug Users and Abortionees | |
| Four Ways to Improve the Craft of Fieldwork | R M Emerson |
| Making a Study `More Ethnographic' | H F Wolcott |
| PART TWO: ACCESS AND ENTRY | |
| The Masking of Social Reality | D Serber |
| Ethnographic Fieldwork in the Bureaucracy | |
| Participant Observation and Research into Football Hooliganism | R Giulianotti |
| Reflections on the Problems of <i>Entr[ac]ee</i> and Everyday Risks | |
| PART THREE: SAMPLING IN ETHNOGRAPHY | |
| Qualitative Evaluation and Research Methods | M Q Patton |
| Sampling in Qualitative Research | M R Luborsky and R L Rubinstein |
| Rationale, Issues and Methods | |
| PART FOUR: FIELDWORK ROLES | |
| Roles in Sociological Field Observation | R L Gold |
| Fieldwork Roles and Informational Yield | D A Snow, R D Benford and L Anderson |
| A Comparison of Alternative Settings and Roles | |
| PART FIVE: ETHNOGRAPHIC FIELDWORK RELATIONSHIPS | |
| The Participant Observer and Over-Rapport | S M Miller |
| Between Stranger and Friend | R B Everhart |
| Some Consequences of `Long-Term' Fieldwork in Schools | |
| Lovers in the Field | J Dubisch |
| Sex, Dominance and the Female Anthropologist | |
| The Relationship of Observer to Observed When Studying up | J Cassell |
| Doing Ethnography | W Shaffir |
| Reflections on Finding Your Way | |
| PART SIX: INFORMANTS | |
| The Informant Game | J Van Maanen |
| Anthropologists and Their Informants | M Shokeid |
| PART SEVEN: FIELDNOTES | |
| A Vocabulary for Fieldnotes | R Sanjek |
| Writing Fieldnotes | N Rapport |
| The Conventionalities of Note-Taking in the Field | |
| <i>D[ac]ej[gr]a Entendu | J E Jackson |
| The Liminal Qualities of Anthropological Fieldnotes | |
| PART EIGHT: INTERVIEWING IN ETHNOGRAPHY | |
| Step Two | J R Spradley |
| Interviewing an Informant | |
| Questions for the Ethnographer | C L Briggs |
| A Critical Examination of the Role of the Interview in Fieldwork | |
| Privileging Fieldwork over Interviewing | S Kleinman, B Stenross and M McMahon |
| Consequences for Identity and Practice | |
| PART NINE: LEAVING THE FIELD | |
| The Disengagement Process | D Snow |
| A Neglected Problem in Participant Observation Research | |
| Leaving, Revisiting and Staying in Touch | C Gallmeier |
| Neglected Issues in Field Research | |
| VOLUME THREE: ISSUES IN ETHNOGRAPHY | |
| PART ONE: GENDER IN THE FIELD | |
| From Anguish to Exultation | L Nader |
| Sex and Gender in Fieldwork Research | C Warren and P Rasmussen |
| Spotting the Invisible Man | N McKeganey and M Bloor |
| The Influence of Male Gender on Fieldwork Relations | |
| PART TWO: FEMINIST ETHNOGRAPHY | |
| Can There Be a Feminist Ethnography? | J Stacey |
| Situating the Production of Feminist Ethnography | B Skeggs |
| Yes Virginia, There Is a Feminist Ethnography | D Bell |
| Reflections from Three Australian Fields | |
| PART THREE: VALIDATING ETHNOGRAPHIC RESEARCH | |
| Problems of Reliability and Validity in Ethnographic Research | M LeCompte and J Goetz |
| On the Use of Members' Responses to Reseachers' Accounts | R M Emerson and M Pollner |
| Emerging Criteria for Quality in Qualitative and Interpretive Research | Y S Lincoln |
| PART FOUR: COMBINING ETHNOGRAPHY WITH QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH | |
| Research Methods for the Study of Conflict and Cooperation | W F Whyte |
| The Combination of Quantitative and Qualitative Research in a Study of Shopping, Place and Identity | D Miller et al |
| PART FIVE: TEAM ETHNOGRAPHY | |
| Blitzkrieg </i>Ethnography | R C Rist |
| On the Transformation of a Method into a Movement | |
| Negotiated Validity in Collaborative Ethnography | L L Belgrave and K J Smith |
| PART SIX: DOCUMENTS AND MATERIAL CULTURE | |
| The Study of Material Culture Today | P Lemonnier |
| Towards an Anthropology of Technical Systems | |
| Analyzing Documentary Realities | P Atkinson and A Coffey |
| PART SEVEN: THE VISUAL IMAGE | |
| The Visual Ethnographic Narrative | D Harper |
| Video, Film and Photographs as Research Documents | P Loizos |
| PART EIGHT: APPLYING ETHNOGRAPHY | |
| Ethnographic Educational Evaluation | D M Fetterman |
| Applied Anthropology and Postmodernist Ethnography | A M Johannsen |
| PART NINE: ETHICAL ISSUES IN ETHNOGRAPHY | |
| Ethical Principles for Conducting Fieldwork | J Cassell |
| Ten Lies of Ethnography | G A Fine |
| Moral Dilemmas in Field Research | |
| PART TEN: REPLICATION AND RE-STUDY IN ETHNOGRAPHY | |
| The Gold Coast and the Slum Revisited | A Hunter |
| The Rashomon Effect | K G Heider |
| When Ethnographers Disagree | |
| The Mead/Freeman Controversy | A Bryman |
| Some Implications for Qualitative Researchers | |
| VOLUME FOUR: ANALYSIS AND WRITING IN ETHNOGRAPHY | |
| PART ONE: REFLEXIVITY IN ETHNOGRAPHY: THE PERSONAL DIMENSION | |
| Survival in the Field | M Clarke |
| Implications of Personal Experience in Fieldwork | |
| Reflexivity in Fieldwork | I Karp and M B Kendall |
| `Then You Know How I Feel' | L Ellingson |
| Empathy, Identification and Reflexivity in Fieldwork | |
| PART TWO: AUTO-ETHNOGRAPHY | |
| Auto-Ethnography | D M Hayano |
| Paradigms, Problems and Prospects | |
| Exploring Loss through Auto-Ethnographic Inquiry | C Ellis |
| Auto-Ethnographic Stories, Co-Constructed Narratives and Interactive Interviews | |
| PART THREE: INTERPRETING ETHNOGRAPHIC DATA | |
| The Ethnographic Critique of Ethnography | J D Brewer |
| Sectarianism in the RUC | |
| Examining the Facts in Fieldwork | J Ennew |
| Considerations of Method and Data | |
| Ethnography as Narrative | E R Bruner |
| PART FOUR: MANAGING ETHNOGRAPHIC DATA | |
| Quality into Quantity | A Johnson and O R Johnson |
| On the Measurement Potential of Ethnography Fieldnotes | |
| Ethnographic Content Analysis | D L Altheide |
| Users' Experiences of Qualitative Data Analysis Software | R M Lee and N G Fielding |
| PART FIVE: ANALYZING ETHNOGRAPHIC DATA | |
| A Theory of Qualitative Methodology | J Katz |
| The Social System of Analytic Fieldwork | |
| `Discovering' Chronic Illness | K Charmaz |
| Using Grounded Theory | |
| Processing Fieldnotes | R M Emerson, R I Fretz and L L Shaw |
| Coding and Memoing | |
| PART SIX: REVISITING ETHNOGRAPHIC DATA | |
| The Ethnography of a Medical Setting | P Atkinson |
| Reading, Writing and Rhetoric | |
| The Data Are out There, or Are They? Implications for Archiving and Revisiting Qualitative Data | N S Mauthner, O Parry and K Backett-Milburn |
| PART SEVEN: ETHNOGRAPHY AS TEXT | |
| Being There | C Geertz |
| Anthropology and the Science of Writing | |
| Postmodern Ethnography | S A Tyler |
| From Document of the Occult to Occult Document | |
| The Rhetorical Turn in Ethnography | M Hammersley |
| Educational Birds | L Richardson |
| The Facts of Fictions in Qualitative Inquiry | N K Denzin |
| PART EIGHT: THE LIMITS OF ETHNOGRAPHY | |
| Bringing It All Back Home | R Jenkins |
| An Anthropologist in Belfast | |
| Both a Borrower and a Lender Be | F Ingersoll and J Ingersoll |
| Ethnography, Oral History and Grounded Theory | |
| Researching Police Deviance | M Punch |
| A Personal Encounter with the Limitations and Liabilities of Fieldwork |
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