For ethnography / Paul Atkinson.
2015
305.8 A877f 2015
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Title
For ethnography / Paul Atkinson.
ISBN
9781849206082 pbk.
1849206082 pbk.
9781849206075 hbk.
1849206074 hbk.
9781473910713 (ebook)
1849206082 pbk.
9781849206075 hbk.
1849206074 hbk.
9781473910713 (ebook)
Published
Los Angeles : SAGE, 2015.
Language
English
Description
221 pages ; 24 cm
Call Number
305.8 A877f 2015
System Control No.
(OCoLC)900786328
(OCoLC)900786328
(OCoLC)900786328
Summary
This major book from one of the world's foremost authorities recaptures the classic inspirations of ethnographic fieldwork in sociology and anthropology, reflecting on decades of methodological development and empirical research. It is part manifesto, part guidance on the appropriate focus of the ethnographic gaze. In For ethnography, Paul Atkinson argues that ethnographic research must be faithful to the intrinsic and complex organization of everyday life.
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references (pages 197-208) and index.
Formatted Contents Note
The perspectives of ethnography
Fieldwork commitments
Analytic perspectives
Interaction and the ceremonial order
Accounts and narratives
Aesthetics, artefacts and techniques
Structuring forms
Representations
The ethics of ethnography.
Fieldwork commitments
Analytic perspectives
Interaction and the ceremonial order
Accounts and narratives
Aesthetics, artefacts and techniques
Structuring forms
Representations
The ethics of ethnography.
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