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Define the principal research methods of sociocultural anthropology, including participant observation, life history and in-depth interviewing, analysis of archival materials and cultural artefacts, and audiovisual approaches.
18 maj 2021 · Ethnographic research is the defining method of anthropology as a discipline. This is the case we make time and again for why our research can reveal nuanced insights into the people, places, and phenomena we study.
Syllabus. 1. Anthropology and Ethnography: What does it mean to be an anthropological researcher? 2. Searching and making a field: village, city, theme, global, multi-sited, mobile, un-sited3. ‘Etic’/’emic’, micro-macro; local-global: ‘small places, big issues’, home-and-away; Unpacking anthropological paradigms. 4.
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• Formulate a feasible research question, and design research to answer it. • Discuss the ethical implications of research. • Analyze quantitative data with computer-based skills.
Develop a firm understanding of major contemporary debates in anthropology, and their broader social implications. Gain experience with ethnographic research methods, and an appreciation of their historical development and epistemological underpinnings.
This course serves as a broad introduction to ethnographic methods and research design in the field and is intended to provide you with a range of experiences and techniques to prepare you for future long-term research endeavors.
