Interrogating Ethnography
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Interrogating Ethnography
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Interrogating Ethnography: Why Evidence Matters is a 2017 book by Steven Lubet of Northwestern University Law School, critiquing methods used in the discipline of ethnography. Writing in Contexts, Syid Ali of Long Island University called it "an essential critique of the most public-facing product sociology has to offer." Interrogating Ethnography, which criticizes ethnographers for the practice of changing the name of the area they study, is part of the Replication crisis. But it is largely a c
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Book on Discipline of Ethnography
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2017-12-18T14:01:28Z
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2024-09-08T21:16:50Z
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