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Designing & conducting ethnographic research

Margaret Diane LeCompte · Jean J. Schensul

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Qualitative Research Methods and Ethics Qualitative Research Methods and Applications Cross-Cultural and Social Analysis

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chapter 1 Margaret D. LeCompte, Jean J. Schensul, Introduction chapter 2 1. What is Ethnography? chapter 3 2. When and Where Is Ethnography Used? chapter 4 3. Paradigms for Thinking about Ethnographic Research chapter 5 4. An Overview of Research Design chapter 6 5. Choosing and Designing an Ethnographic Research Project chapter 7 6. Collecting Ethnographic Data chapter 8 7. How Ethnographers Make Sense of their Data chapter 9 8. Who Should Do Ethnographic Investigation chapter 10 9. Ethics and Human Relationships in Fieldwork chapter 11 About the Authors, Editors, and Artists chapter 12 Index

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