pt. I. Establishing the Conceptual Foundations. 1. Studying the Human Condition: An Interactionist Approach to the Ethnographic Venture. 2. Subcultural Mosaics and Intersubjective Realities: Acknowledging Ambiguity, Activity, and Accomplishment. 3. Subcultural Involvements: Experiencing, Forming, and Coordinating Subcultural Associations
pt. II. Pragmatizing the Social Sciences: A Research Agenda. 4. Achieving Intersubjectivity, Managing Place and Space, and Maintaining Presence. 5. Encountering the Other, Managing Morality, and Emphasizing Community Presence. 6. Experiencing the [Intersubjective] Self
pt. III. Pursuing the Ethnographic Venture. 7. Doing Ethnographic Research: Fieldwork As Practical Accomplishment / Robert C. Prus, Mary Lorenz Dietz and William Shaffir. 8. Writing Ethnographic Research Reports: Some Practical Considerations for Students / Robert C. Prus, William Shaffir and Mary Lorenz Dietz.