3.0 Doing Fieldwork: Methods in Cultural Anthropology

Demetrios Brellas and Vanessa Martinez

Authors:

Vanessa Martínez, Holyoke Community College

vmartinez@hcc.edu

Demetrios Brellas, Framingham State University

dbrellas@framingham.edu

Contributing Author:

Katie Nelson, Inver Hills Community College

knelson@inverhills.edu

Learning Objectives

  • Understand what makes ethnography unique compared to other methods of gathering data about human beings
  • Explain how traditional approaches to ethnographic fieldwork contrast with contemporary ones
  • Understand the role of participant observation in anthropological fieldwork
  • Discuss the ethical considerations of ethnographic fieldwork
  • Summarize how anthropologists use their data to tell meaningful stories about culture?

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