Module 2. Ethnographic Techniques review

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This activity is prepared as a review of Module 2.Ethnographic Techniques. Divided into the 3 main topics:
The first part: qualitative research techniques
The second part: steps of the ethnographical research
The third part: fieldwork techniques

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SANDRA CAROLINA GOMEZ LOPEZ

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Module 2. Ethnographic Techniques review


Relier Pairs Module 2. Ethnographic Techniques reviewVersion en ligne This activity is prepared as a review of Module 2.Ethnographic Techniques. Divided into the 3 main topics: The first part: qualitative research techniques The second part: steps of the ethnographical research The third part: fieldwork techniques par SANDRA CAROLINA GOMEZ LOPEZ 1 Life story 2 Fiel diary 3 Focus group 4 Pictures and videos 5 Participant observation 6 Documents 7 Testimony 8 Semi-structured interview To study a religious ceremony we might get immerse in the community, participating in and observing the rituals over an extended period. An anthropological study of traditional dress, researchers might collect and analyze graphic evidence of ceremonial attire from different generations. An anthropologist conducting fieldwork in a remote village might keep a detailed notebook recording daily observations, interactions, and reflections we ask some questions to help uncover the meanings and significance of various fishing practices in a coastal fishing community Stories from survivors of conflict zones to understand the impact of violence on their lives and cultures. An anthropologist studying the history of a colonial town analyzing the town’s development reading information in a library An individual’s detailed narrative of life events, experiences, and personal perspectives in the community of Tacuichamona. To understand urban youth culture, an anthropologist might organize a talk with teenagers from different neighborhoods. 1 3. Preparation and documentation 2 2. Subject field 3 1. Marking the field 4 4. Design 5 7. Conclusion 6 6. Gathering of information 7 5. Fieldwork First attempts of collecting data and proofs that the studied problem is real Delimitation of the topic, where is going to be carried out and what kind of people will be involved Summarizing the information gathered from the fieldwork, adding personal opinions and extra data. Setting the questions that will guide the research and the techniques that will be used to answer those questions Preparing the report of the research with every single thing gathered: photos, data, interviews, audios, etc. Choosing the topic and the espesific problem that will be studied Taking your previoulsy chosen techniques to the field 1 Life story 2 Investigation Oriented to Problems 3 Conversation 4 Longitudinal Investigation 5 Key Informants 6 Genealogical Method Studying traditional healing practices in a Kenyan village, we found the head elder herbalist from the area that shares his knowledge An study of the migration experiences of elderly women in a rural Mexican village with Doña Maria, an 80-year-old woman. Studying kinship structures among a pastoralist community in Mongolia, it's necessary to collect family trees from multiple households. A researcher studying urbanization in a small town in India visits the community every five years for two decades. An anthropologist investigating child malnutrition in a Peruvian highland village conducts focused research to identify causes. While observing daily life in a fishing community, an anthropologist casually chats with a group of fishermen while they mend their nets.

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Module 2. Ethnographic Techniques reviewVersion en ligne

par SANDRA CAROLINA GOMEZ LOPEZ

Life story

Fiel diary

Focus group

Pictures and videos

Participant observation

Documents

Testimony

Semi-structured interview

3. Preparation and documentation

2. Subject field

1. Marking the field

4. Design

7. Conclusion

6. Gathering of information

5. Fieldwork

Life story

Investigation Oriented to Problems

Conversation

Longitudinal Investigation

Key Informants

Genealogical Method