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Geographical Review, 2001
********** The chestnut trees are coated in prickly bobbles, so many that they look like flocks of greenfinches pausing to collect their strength, gathering in the branches ready for great migrations. The traveller is a sentimentalist. He stops his car and picks a spiky sweet chestnut as a simple reminder for many months to come.
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********** The chestnut trees are coated in prickly bobbles, so many that they look like flocks of greenfinches pausing to collect their strength, gathering in the branches ready for great migrations. The traveller is a sentimentalist. He stops his car and picks a spiky sweet chestnut as a simple reminder for many months to come.
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2016
Fieldwork is central to Sociology, but guides to it often treat the real questions invisibly or over-load the reader with micro-details. This refreshing, authoritative volume, written by two experienced, highly respected fieldworkers, provides a one-stop, engaging guide. The book: •Clearly explains fieldwork methods •Shows how to locate a field and map
C. Pole, Sam Hillyard
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Fieldwork is central to Sociology, but guides to it often treat the real questions invisibly or over-load the reader with micro-details. This refreshing, authoritative volume, written by two experienced, highly respected fieldworkers, provides a one-stop, engaging guide. The book: •Clearly explains fieldwork methods •Shows how to locate a field and map
C. Pole, Sam Hillyard
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, 2018 Research Background: New materialist and ecocritical theorists including Jane Bennett, Donna Haraway, Karen Barad, Rosi Braidotti and Deborah Bird Rose challenge the Western binary between human and nonhuman and its effects on relations of power, agency,
David Carlin (18030364)
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Geography fieldwork, fieldwork value and learning styles
International Research in Geographical and Environmental Education, 2009 Fieldwork 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.
Alison Dunphy, Greg Spellman
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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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1996
Abstract Epistemology is that field of inquiry whose subject is the origins, nature, and limits of human knowing (see Rorty 1979:140). An epistemology for ethnomusicology is therefore concerned with the origins, nature, and limits of human knowledge concerning music in human life. An epistemology for ethnomusicology attempts to answer
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Abstract Epistemology is that field of inquiry whose subject is the origins, nature, and limits of human knowing (see Rorty 1979:140). An epistemology for ethnomusicology is therefore concerned with the origins, nature, and limits of human knowledge concerning music in human life. An epistemology for ethnomusicology attempts to answer
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2017
Since its inception as a field, sociolinguistics' primary goal has been to account for observed patterns of language variation and language change. To that end sociolinguists have focused attention on understanding the properties of both the linguistic systems in which variation occurs and the braoder social matrices in which those systems are embedded.
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Since its inception as a field, sociolinguistics' primary goal has been to account for observed patterns of language variation and language change. To that end sociolinguists have focused attention on understanding the properties of both the linguistic systems in which variation occurs and the braoder social matrices in which those systems are embedded.
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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 L. Chelliah, Willem J. de Reuse
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