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| * Example: Mari, a friend of John Layard, who had recently returned from plantation work. | * Example: Mari, a friend of John Layard, who had recently returned from plantation work. | ||
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| + | ===== The fieldworker is a double being ===== | ||
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| + | Lots of people collect qualitative observations and use interviews as methods, but anthropologists are different because their position is always dual. | ||
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| + | * An ethnographic researcher is a fieldworker who observes and an " | ||
| + | * Ethnographic fieldworkers have a research question they seek to answer, but they also give up a certain degree of control over what they do and how they do it when they immerse themselves in a community as a field. | ||
| + | * Ethnographic fieldworkers are observers of people but they are also students, and social and intellectual inferiors, of those same people they observe. | ||
| ===== The ethics of research on human subjects ===== | ===== The ethics of research on human subjects ===== | ||
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