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Fieldwork: How Are Data Gathered?


Chapter 3 explains the process of ethnographic fieldwork, including the methods used by anthropologists. This chapter also outlines the challenges that arise when conducting fieldwork, as well as the advantages and limitations of the various fieldwork methods.

At the completion of this chapter students should be able to:

Explain the background preparations for doing ethnographic fieldwork

Describe the ethical standards that govern the fieldworker

Describe the methods employed by fieldworkers and the problems associated with each method

Discuss some of the challenges associated with fieldwork







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