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Ethnographic Designs
Chapter Objectives
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By the end of this chapter, you should be able to:
- Define ethnographic research and identify when to use it.
- Distinguish among three types of ethnographic designs.
- Identify a cultural theme in an ethnographic study.
- List the characteristics of a culture-sharing group.
- Explain the types of shared patterns of behaviors, beliefs, and language studied in an ethnography.
- Describe several forms of ethnographic data collected during fieldwork.
- Describe the three components of description, themes, and interpretation in ethnography.
- Illustrate the aspects of context reported in ethnography.
- Identify approaches ethnographers might use to document their reflexivity.
- Identify steps in conducting an ethnography study.
- List criteria useful for evaluating an ethnographic research report.
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