EthnographyAlan Bryman Ethnography is one of the most discussed research methods in the social sciences. This outstanding collection brings together some landmark contributions by key figures such as Geertz, Denzin, Whyte, Emerson and Atkinson and Delamont, and a wide variety of issues in the field. It provides a complete guide to the methods, significance and contribution of ethnography and will be an invaluable resource for scholars and students. Volume 1: The Nature of Ethnography Volume 2: Ethnographic Fieldwork Practice Volume 3: Issues in Ethnography Volume 4: Analysis and Writing in Ethnography |
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Implications of Personal Experience | 3 |
Reflexivity in Field Work Ivan Karp Martha B Kendall | 29 |
Empathy Identification | 52 |
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accounts analysis analytic induction auto-ethnography Azande behavior Chicago chronic illness claims clinic coding concepts constructed context culture data collection Denzin develop discourse E. E. Evans-Pritchard empiricism ethnographic Evans-Pritchard example experience fact feel field notes field research field worker fieldnotes fieldwork focus Glaser grounded theory Hammersley holistic identity insights interaction interpretation interviews involved issues knowledge language lives London Machiguenga Malinowski means memos methodological naive realism narrative native object participant observation patients perspective police political post-modern practice present problems produced qualitative research questions readers reading reality reflect reflexive relationship reports researcher's rhetoric role sample scientific scientists sense situation social anthropology social science society sociologists sociology story strategies Strauss Street Corner Society structure tell themes theoretical theoretical sampling tion tive topics understanding University Press writing York