units
ATS2597
Faculty of Arts
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Level | Undergraduate |
Faculty | Faculty of Arts |
Organisational Unit | School of Applied Media and Social Sciences, Gippsland |
Offered | Gippsland Second semester 2013 (Off-campus) |
Coordinator(s) | Dr Harry Ballis |
Notes
Previously coded SCY2816
Ethnographic research is the art and science of describing a group or culture. It involves the studying groups and/or individuals as they go about their daily lives. A central premise of this unit is that the ethnographer enters the field with an open mind, but not an empty head. Before engaging with their subjects, the ethnographer begins with a problem, a theory or model, a research design, specific data collection techniques, tools of analysis, and often specific writing style. The unit examines in detail each of these activities and traces their implications for research and the researcher.
By the time students complete this unit, they will be able to:
Written work: 100%
One two-hour workshop per week
SCY2816, ATS3597