• Nov 16, 2025 the poetics of ethnography in martinican narrativ ural vitality, capturing the poetics inherent in Martinique’s social fabric. Poetic Devices in Martinican Ethnographic Narratives Metaphor and Symbolism Metaphor and symbolism are fundamental to conveying complex cultural meanings in M By Jackeline Runolfsdottir
• Nov 5, 2025 practical ethnography interviews, or mapping based on goals and context. Step 3: Engage Stakeholders Involve those affected by or involved in the context to ensure relevance and buy-in. Step 4: Conduct Fieldwork Immerse yourself in By Peggie Walker
• Apr 20, 2026 guardians of the transcendent an ethnography of a nces. Perspectives on change and external influences. The community’s visions for future preservation. Challenges Encountered Fieldwork in such contexts is not without challenges: Language Barriers: Necessitated collaboration with local translators familiar with sacred termi By Parker Littel
• Jun 10, 2026 doing ethnography introducing qualitative methods ence. As with any method, success depends on careful planning, ethical sensitivity, and reflexivity, making ethnography a powerful tool for those committed to understanding the social world in its full complexity. Doing Ethno By Cecil Sipes
• Sep 9, 2025 decolonizing ethnography ffers a pathway to produce more equitable, accurate, and respectful representations of diverse cultures and societies, moving beyond colonial legacies that have historically shaped research agendas and narratives. Understanding the Need for Decolonizing Ethnography Historical Context of Ethnogr By Lynne Little
