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Journal of Anthropological Research, 1992
The author's fieldwork over nineteen years in Whalsay, Shetland, encompassed continuous change: in the field; in the discipline; to the author himself; and in his views of the discipline, the field, and his earlier analyses of his data. The question is raised of how ethnography can be written provisionally, allowing for the future occurrence of such ...
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The author's fieldwork over nineteen years in Whalsay, Shetland, encompassed continuous change: in the field; in the discipline; to the author himself; and in his views of the discipline, the field, and his earlier analyses of his data. The question is raised of how ethnography can be written provisionally, allowing for the future occurrence of such ...
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, 2018
Response rates are declining increasing the risk of nonresponse error. The reasons for this decline are multiple: the rise of online surveys, mobile phones, and information requests, societal changes, greater awareness of privacy issues, etc.
Koen Beullens +3 more
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Response rates are declining increasing the risk of nonresponse error. The reasons for this decline are multiple: the rise of online surveys, mobile phones, and information requests, societal changes, greater awareness of privacy issues, etc.
Koen Beullens +3 more
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Special educational needs and fieldwork
Science, 2019Special educational needs and disabilities can limit students interested in fields traditionally characterized by a large fieldwork component due to real or perceived physical barriers ([ 1 ][1]). Although much effort has been made to reduce the barriers
Domenico Chiarella
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Deep Listening: Practicing Intellectual Humility in Geographic Fieldwork
Geographical Fieldwork in the 21st Century, 2019The political and ethical quandaries of the “crisis of representation” that beset the social sciences from the 1980s on continue to reverberate in how geographers conduct their research today.
Natalie Koch
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Fieldwork Ethics: The Rights and Responsibilities of the Fieldworker
2010There has been a great deal of discussion in recent years on the responsibilities of the fieldworker with respect to the community whose language is being studied. As Dwyer (2006:50) puts it, “The ethical requirements of fieldwork-based investigation are complex, as they demand that the researcher attend both to a respectful and reciprocal relationship
Shobhana Lakshmi Chelliah +1 more
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2018
Chapter two presents the methods and data used by the research team. Recognising the value of different sources of data, the research adopted a mixed-methods approach. The combined expertise of the research team was utilised to incorporate approaches from social sciences, law and humanities.
Georgios A. Antonopoulos +5 more
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Chapter two presents the methods and data used by the research team. Recognising the value of different sources of data, the research adopted a mixed-methods approach. The combined expertise of the research team was utilised to incorporate approaches from social sciences, law and humanities.
Georgios A. Antonopoulos +5 more
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American Anthropologist, 2003
Linguistic Fieldwork. Paul Newman and Martha Ratliff. eds. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2001. 288 pp.
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Linguistic Fieldwork. Paul Newman and Martha Ratliff. eds. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2001. 288 pp.
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, 2017
Numerous studies use quantitative measures to evaluate retention, advancement, and success in academic settings. Such approaches, however, present challenges for evaluating the lived experiences of academics.
Robin G Nelson +3 more
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Numerous studies use quantitative measures to evaluate retention, advancement, and success in academic settings. Such approaches, however, present challenges for evaluating the lived experiences of academics.
Robin G Nelson +3 more
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Sexual(ized) harassment and ethnographic fieldwork: A silenced aspect of social research
, 2017Sexual(ized) harassment during ethnographic fieldwork is often described by female researchers as a ‘rather common’ experience, yet it continues to be marginalized in methodological discussions and anthropological training. Rather than silencing accounts
S. Kloß
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Geography fieldwork, fieldwork value and learning styles
International Research in Geographical and Environmental Education, 2009Fieldwork is considered central to an education as a physical geographer. However, there are doubts whether all students benefit from it equally. A preferred way of learning may have an influence upon its perceived value. Attitude surveys were administered to 1191 2nd- and 3rd-year physical geography undergraduates across 16 British universities.
Greg Spellman, Alison Dunphy
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