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Ethnographic Practice - Coggle Diagram
Ethnographic Practice
Observation
Initial and General
To carry out an ethnographic practice it is necessary to identify the problem, the issue or the topic to be studied.
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Interview
Casual Unstructured
The interviewer must find ways to get people to start talking about their perspectives and experiences without structuring the conversation or defining what they should say.
First Poll
Interviewers should constantly ask informants to clarify and elaborate on what they have said, even at the risk of appearing naive.
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Direct Questioning
They can be useful in ethnographic work to the extent that their use is consistent with their principles.
Field Application
Institutional Dimensions
The ethnographic approach involves penetrating group cultures and the perspectives and realities of others.
Specific Subjects
The people, as well as the scenarios, must be described in concrete and non-evaluative terms.
Analysis Records
The analysis of official documents opens many new sources of understanding. Materials that objective fact seekers find useless are valuable to the ethnographic researcher precisely because of their subjective nature.
Initial Reports
Some researchers record comments in the margin of the transcript of their discussions with students and include them in the final report. This helps to connect the discussion with the main analysis.
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