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Providing  insight  on  the  relationships  between  the  contexts  and  processes  of  human  social  life,  and  the  ʺmeaningʺ  that  humans  attach  to  social  and  physical  phenomena  (Denzin  1970:30‐31).

the complexity of the human circumstances

while  the  predominant  methods  paradigm  of  ethnography  is  qualitative,  ethnography is more than simply a qualitative research method. 

Denzin, N.K. 1970). The  Research  Act .

Denzin,  N.K.  and  Y.S.  Lincoln  (1994),  “Introduction:  Entering  the  Field  of  Qualitative  Research”  in 
Handbook  of  Qualitative  Research.  Denzin  and  Lincoln  (eds.)  Thousand  Oaks,  CA,  Sage  Publications: 

the  strengths  or  attributes  of  ethnography:
 
* (1) includes  both  qualitative  and  quantitative  methods,  and  both  classical and 
non‐classical  ethnographic  approaches.     

* (2)  is  more  than  simply  methods,  but  has  ontological  and  epistemological  properties.  
 
* (3)  is  a  holistic  approach  to  the  study  of  cultural  systems. 
 
* (4) is  the  study  of  the  socio‐cultural  contexts,  processes,  and  meanings  within 
cultural  systems.
   
* (5) is  the  study  of  cultural  systems  from  both  emic  and  etic  perspectives.   

* (6) is  greatly  dependent  on  field work.   
 
* (7)  is  a  process  of  discovery,  making  inferences,  and  continuing  inquiries  in  an  attempt  to  achieve  emic  validity.  
 
* (8)  is  an  iterative  process  of  learning  episodes.  
 
* (9) is  an  open‐ended  emergent  learning  process,  and  not  a  rigid  investigator 
controlled  experiment.   

* (10)  is  a  highly  flexible  and  creative 1  process. 
 
* (11) is  an  interpretive,  reflexive,  and  constructivist  process.  
 
* (12)  requires  the  daily  and  continuous  recording  of  field notes.    
 
* (13) may  be  carried  out  by  individual  investigators,  or  by  teams  of  investigators. 
 
* (14) presents  the  world  of  its  host  population  in  human  contexts  of  thickly  described  case  studies. 

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 Providing  insight  on  the  relationships  between  the  contexts  and  processes  of  human  social  life,  and  the  ʺmeaningʺ  that  humans  attach  to  social  and  physical  phenomena  (Denzin  1970:30‐31).
-the complexity of the human circumstances
+the  complexity  of  the  human circumstances
-while  the  predominant  methods  paradigm  of  ethnography  is  qualitative,  ethnography is more than simply a qualitative research method.
+while  the  predominant  methods  paradigm  of  ethnography  is  qualitative,  ethnography  is  more  than  simply  a  qualitative r esearch  method.

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