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ETHNOGRAPHY
1. MEANING
2. SELECTION OF OBSERVATION
3. HOW TO WRITE A TYPICAL ETHNOGRAPHIC REPORT.
2. :check: ETHNOGRAPHERS AND THEIR CRAFT
- PRIYANKA MARY
1. METHOD OF STUDY- PARTICIPANT OBSERVATION
2. ATTRIBUTES OF A GOOD ETHNOGRAPHER (FACTORS IDENTIFIED BY GORDON ALLPORT)
3. EMPATHY AND ITS IMPORTANCE IN ETHNOGRAPHIC STUDIES.
4. OTHER MAJOR QUALITIES OF A GOOD ETHNOGRAPHER
5. MEANING AND IMPORTANCE OF "SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION WRT C. WRIGHT MILLS.
6. GOAL OF A GOOD ETHNOGRAPHY
3. :check: TOOLS USED BY ETHNOGRAPHERS -
ANN VARGHESE
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1. THE PARTICIPANT OBSERVATION METHOD AND ITS NATURE.
2. TECHNIQUES OF INQUIRY
- CENSUS
- PSYCHOLOGICAL TESTS LIKE PROJECTIVE TESTS.
- GENEOLOGICAL METHOD
4. :check: CHALLENGES FACED BY ETHNOGRAPHERS
-** ZAREEN
1. LIMITING FATORS WHILE CHOOSING THE ETHNOGRAPHIC FIELD/ LOCATION
2. TIME PERIOD FOR RESEACH. (LIMITED)
3. SIMULTANEOUS PROBLEMS AN ETHNOGRAHER FACES AFTER CHOOSING A PLACE-
A. TO ACCOUNT FOR HIMSELF/ HERSELF TO LOCAL PEOPLE
B. TO SET HIMSELF UP IN HOUSEKEEPING.
4. FACTORS THAT CAN NEGATIVELY AFFECT ETHNOGRAPHER AND HIS WORK.
5. ESTABLISHMENT OF HIS/ HER ROLE TO PEOPLE IN THE FIELD.
5. :check: LANGUAGE AS THE MAIN CHALLENGE
- ANGELINA XAXA
1. LANGUAGE AS A LIMITATION TO THE ETHNOGRAPHIC RESEARCH.
2. STEPS TAKEN BY ANTHROPOLOGISTS/ ETHNOGRAPHERS TO OVERCOME THIS LIMITATION.
3. EMPLOYMENT OF BILINGUAL INTERPRETERS.
4. INPUTS FROM JOHN GUMPERZ - A LINGUIST
5. THE ART OF COMMUNICATION W.R.T TO EDWARD .T. HALL'S "THE SILENT LANGUAGE."
6. :check: CASE STUDY - ANSHIKA SINGH
1. DESCRIPTION ON AUTHORS'S OWN ETHNOGRAPHIC EXPERIENCE IN AND AROUND SIRKANDA
A PEASANT VILAGE OF THE LOWER HIMALAYAS OF NORTH INDIA.
2. DESCRIPTION ON DEMOGRAPHY, SEX RATIO, CULTURAL AFFINITES, BUILDING RAPORT, HOUSEKEEPING AND OTHER CHALLENGES.
7. :check: LESSONS FROM CASE STUDY
- SANJANA SINGH
1. THE CRUCIAL SIGNIFICANCE OF INTERPRETER- ASSISTANT AND ITS CHARACTERSTICS, W.R.T MOHAMMED.
2. ETHNOGRAPHER AS AN INTRUDER.
3. EVALUATION OF THE SUBJECT- DEGREE TO WHICH THEY HIDE THIER BACK REGION INFORMATION.
