'Thinking about ethnography' is a short monograph aimed primarily at the university or college student seeking to take their first steps in exploring the subject of ethnography.
Whilst this book is not a 'how-to' guide, other social researchers and educationalists may also find this short monograph useful as a starting-off point in understanding ethnography as a research methodology.
What’s in this book? Topics presented and discussed in this book include (the list is not exhaustive): * Ethnography defined as a qualitative methodology * Definitions of main social research concepts * Features and benefits of ethnology as a research methodology * The primacy of ethnography in research where cultural meaning is important * The origins and philosophical foundations of ethnography * Reflexive modernity * 'Ethnographic critical, practitioner, policy, sensory and virtual ethnography * The limitations of ethnography