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... social group , and the Weltanschauung of a particular society do not usually coincide with those of the analyst's western society . So we learn in the field to do the things which the people whom we study consider inoffensive . In the ...
... social group , and the Weltanschauung of a particular society do not usually coincide with those of the analyst's western society . So we learn in the field to do the things which the people whom we study consider inoffensive . In the ...
Page 91
... social sciences about what we are up to when we describe and attempt to explain things in the social and natural worlds has led to some new forms of ethnographic writing . But this trend doesn't seem to have come to terms with exegetic ...
... social sciences about what we are up to when we describe and attempt to explain things in the social and natural worlds has led to some new forms of ethnographic writing . But this trend doesn't seem to have come to terms with exegetic ...
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... social relationship ( s ) . Valued social interaction between known persons requires these persons to continuously reaffirm their shared knowledge , both cultural and individual , and ongoing common interests . It is important to have ...
... social relationship ( s ) . Valued social interaction between known persons requires these persons to continuously reaffirm their shared knowledge , both cultural and individual , and ongoing common interests . It is important to have ...
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