The Rashomon Effect: When Ethnographers Disagree

Abstract

Disagreements between ethnographers often arise because of the particular circumstances of field‐work or attributes of the ethnographers. A positivist search for truth versus error may be less fruitful than a constructionist examination of the research itself. This article suggests a conceptual framework for such a constructionist approach.

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