Approaches to Ethnography
Analysis and Representation in Participant Observation
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Product details:
- Publisher OUP USA
- Date of Publication 30 November 2017
- ISBN 9780190236045
- Binding Hardback
- No. of pages288 pages
- Size 145x213x22 mm
- Weight 476 g
- Language English 0
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Short description:
Approaches to Ethnography illustrates the various modes of representation and analysis that typify participant observation research. This volume concisely lays out the predominant analytic lenses that ethnographers use to explain social action. Each chapter features a prominent ethnographer delineating a distinct approach to the study of everyday life and reflecting on how their approach shapes the way they analyze and represent the field. Taken together, the collection is a practical guide that spells out how different styles of ethnography illuminate different dimensions of everyday social life for undergraduate and graduate courses on qualitative research methods.
MoreLong description:
Approaches to Ethnography illustrates the various modes of representation and analysis that typify participant observation research. In contrast to the multitude of ethnographic textbooks, handbooks, and readers on the market, this book is neither a "how-to" guide nor a catalogue of substantive themes such as race, community, or space; it also avoids re-hashing epistemological debates, such as grounded theory versus the extended case method. Instead, this volume concisely lays out the predominant analytic lenses that ethnographers use to explain social action--for instance, whether they privilege micro-interaction or social structure, people and places or social processes, internal dispositions or situational contingencies. Each chapter features a prominent ethnographer delineating a distinct approach to the study of everyday life and reflecting on how their approach shapes the way they analyze and represent the field. Taken together, the collection is a practical guide that spells out how different styles of ethnography illuminate different dimensions of everyday social life. As such, Approaches to Ethnography complements and augments--but not duplicate--existing ethnographic methods and logic of inquiry texts for undergraduate and graduate courses on qualitative research methods.
MoreTable of Contents:
Introduction, Colin Jerolmack and Shamus Khan
Chapter 1: Microsociology, Jooyoung Lee
Chapter 2: Organizations, Katherine Chen
Chapter 3: Macro, Leslie Salzinger and Teresa Gowan
Chapter 4: People and Places, Douglas Harper
Chapter 5: Mechanisms, Iddo Tavory and Stefan Timmermans
Chapter 6: Embodiment, Black Hawk Hancock
Chapter 7: Situations, Monica McDermott
Chapter 8: Reflexivity, Forrest Stuart
