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Ethnography is a
branch of
anthropology and the
systematic study of
individual cultures. It
explores cultural phenomena from the
point of view of the...
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ethnographic group or
ethnocultural group is a
group that has
cultural traits that make it
stand out from the
larger ethnic group it is a part of. In...
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Ethnographic museums, also
known as
ethnological museums, conserve,
display and
contextualize items relevant to the
field of
ethnography, the systematic...
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Ethnographic mapping is a
technique used by
anthropologists to
record and
visually display activity of
research parti****nts
within a
given space over...
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Institutional ethnography (IE) is an
alternative approach of
studying and
understanding the social. IE has been
described as an
alternative philosophical...
- Colombia, Venezuela,
Mexico and
Uruguay and
permanently changing the
ethnography of Argentina.
Immigrants arrived through the port of
Buenos Aires and...
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Online ethnography (also
known as
virtual ethnography or
digital ethnography) is an
online research method that
adapts ethnographic methods to the study...
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terms "ethnic group" and "nationality", but in the
context of
European ethnography in particular, the
terms ethnic group, people,
nationality and ethno-linguistic...
- Anna Maenchen.
Ethnographics Press Monographs Series,
edited by Gary Seaman, no. 5. Los Angeles: Univ. of
Southern California Ethnographics Press. ISBNÂ 1-878986-04-X...
- An
ethnographic film is a non-fiction film,
often similar to a do****entary film,
historically shot by
Western filmmakers and
dealing with non-Western people...
