Cultural/ethnic bias that involves judging another culture based on ones own standards.
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TRUE OR FALSE: ethnographic texts are generally written in past tense.
FALSE - they are generally written in present tense.
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What is meant by 'epistemology'?
A theory of knowledge; it concerns how we perceive, attain and develop knowledge.
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What is ethnography?
Culture writing - the anthropological description of peoples and cultures from the perspective of the subject
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What is anthropology?
The study of what it is to be human.
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Name one of the 3 aspects of the Cultural Trifecta (3 fundamental aspects of the human experience).
What people do (cultural practice), What people know (cultural knowledge), what people make and use (cultural artefacts)
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What is reflexivity?
Conscious awareness of our emotions, thoughts, biases, perspectives, etc.
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What is participant observation?
Long term immersion in a community where the anthropologist uses their whole self to learn about the values, beliefs and practices from the pov of the community
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TRUE OR FALSE: Phenomenology believes in the existence of one absolute truth, and values logic and empiricism.
False - that's positivism!
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Name one of the three things that should be included in field notes.
Reflexive notes, descriptive notes, representations of participants in their own words.
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True or false: positivism generally takes a quantitative approach to research.