This paper is organized as a history of the diverse elements of scholarship by which the field of research methodology in social anthropology has been developed.
Ethnography, as a method of empirical data collection is popular in many disciplines and ethnographic approaches to the study of human and social science is the core of social anthropology. This paper presents the ethnographical discourse of Central and Eastern Europe in relation to anthropology and establishes compatibility with research traditions by presenting the literary scholarship of the broader development of this methodology.
It is the objectives of this paper to clarify the difference between thick ethnography versus thin ethnography as theory in research methodology and point out how thick ethnography may impact the future of anthropology.
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Abstract
Introduction
Origins of Ethnographic Practice
Ethnographic Literature Contributions
Concept of Thick Ethnography versus Thin Ethnography
Anthropological Research in the Future
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