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    Preparing for the Field
    Ethics
    Theoretical Models
    Approaches to Ethnography
      Classic ethnography
      Reflexive ethnography
    Research Proposals, Funding, and Budgets
      Anthropology Around Us Ethnography in the Workplace
    Entering the Native Community and Adapting
    Adapting Physically and Psychologically
      Culture shock
      Life shock
    Establishing Rapport

    Gathering Data
    Role of the Fieldworker
      Participant observation
    Sampling Methods
    Problems with Sampling
    Use of Informants
      Key informants
    Interview Methods
      Formal interviews
      Informal interviews
    Genealogical Method
    Life Histories
    Photography

    Analyzing Data and Preparing a Report
    Summary
    Study Questions
    Suggested Readings





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