Being Ethnographic
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Being Ethnographic is a fundamental introductory guidebook to process and utilization of doing fieldwork within real-world settings. It explores our understanding of identities, the future of ethnography and the advancing role of technology in a global, networked society.
The third edition of Being Ethnographic highlights the challenges introduced by the ethnographers' own interests, biases and ideologies and demonstrates the importance of methodological reflexivity.
This fully updated third edition includes:
- Discussions on technology and multimodality as hands-on tools for the field
- Helpful insights into making thoughtful choices around a research design
- Aid in engaging ethically and effectively within the field
- Lasting tips for finalising and conducting research
Contents
Key Concepts And Theoretical Frames
- ‘Definitions’, Methods And Applications
- Ethnographic Fields: Home And Away
Doing Ethnography
- Talking To People: Negotiations, Conversations And Interviews
- Being With People: Participation
- Looking At People: Observations And Images
Inscription
- Description: Writing ‘Down’ Fieldnotes
- Analysis To Interpretation: Writing ‘Out’ Data
- Interpretation To Story: Writing ‘Up’ Ethnography
Expanding Ethnography
- Online Ethnography (with Dr Andrew Whalley)
- Conclusion: Ethnographic Horizons
Description
Being Ethnographic is a fundamental introductory guidebook to process and utilization of doing fieldwork within real-world settings. It explores our understanding of identities, the future of ethnography and the advancing role of technology in a global, networked society.
The third edition of Being Ethnographic highlights the challenges introduced by the ethnographers' own interests, biases and ideologies and demonstrates the importance of methodological reflexivity.
This fully updated third edition includes:
- Discussions on technology and multimodality as hands-on tools for the field
- Helpful insights into making thoughtful choices around a research design
- Aid in engaging ethically and effectively within the field
- Lasting tips for finalising and conducting research
Contents
Key Concepts And Theoretical Frames
- ‘Definitions’, Methods And Applications
- Ethnographic Fields: Home And Away
Doing Ethnography
- Talking To People: Negotiations, Conversations And Interviews
- Being With People: Participation
- Looking At People: Observations And Images
Inscription
- Description: Writing ‘Down’ Fieldnotes
- Analysis To Interpretation: Writing ‘Out’ Data
- Interpretation To Story: Writing ‘Up’ Ethnography
Expanding Ethnography
- Online Ethnography (with Dr Andrew Whalley)
- Conclusion: Ethnographic Horizons
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November 2022 | 232 pages | Sage UK
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Being Ethnographic is a fundamental introductory guidebook to process and utilization of doing fieldwork within real-world settings. It explores our understanding of identities, the future of ethnography and the advancing role of technology in a global, networked society.
The third edition of Being Ethnographic highlights the challenges introduced by the ethnographers' own interests, biases and ideologies and demonstrates the importance of methodological reflexivity.
This fully updated third edition includes:
- Discussions on technology and multimodality as hands-on tools for the field
- Helpful insights into making thoughtful choices around a research design
- Aid in engaging ethically and effectively within the field
- Lasting tips for finalising and conducting research
Table Of Contents:
- Key Concepts And Theoretical Frames
- ‘Definitions’, Methods And Applications
- Ethnographic Fields: Home And Away
- Doing Ethnography
- Talking To People: Negotiations, Conversations And Interviews
- Being With People: Participation
- Looking At People: Observations And Images
- Inscription
- Description: Writing ‘Down’ Fieldnotes
- Analysis To Interpretation: Writing ‘Out’ Data
- Interpretation To Story: Writing ‘Up’ Ethnography
- Expanding Ethnography
- Online Ethnography (with Dr Andrew Whalley)
- Conclusion: Ethnographic Horizons