Ethnography and Communication: Approaches to Aboriginal Media

Marian Bredin

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This article examines anthropological conceptions of culture and difference and assesses the relevance of ethnography to cross-cultural communication research. “Postmodern ethnography” and its limitations are considered and other possible theoretical models are suggested. The article concludes with a critical reading of three ethnographic studies of aboriginal media use in North America and Australia.

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