Sentence examples for discovering ethnographic from inspiring English sources
But he enjoys discovering ethnographic variations.
It is not intended to supplant other methods of discovering information needs (such as surveys, interviews and ethnographic observations), but as a way of exploring information needs and resource preferences in a flexible and low-cost fashion.
But it was precisely this 'breach with history' that led anthropologists to discover memory as a valuable ethnographic tool.
Goal: Inspire more of us Millennials to discover their ART of being ALIVE with this ethnographic and humanities project.
Further research, both qualitative (including ethnographic) and quantitative in approach, should be conducted to discover exactly where and how these contexts synergistically intersect.
This is a common experience in ethnographic research; a study might be well advanced before the researcher discovers what the research is 'really' about [ 25].
Importantly, he also undertook an ethnographic study of peasant law among the pagan Zyrian tribe in Siberia, where he discovered a vital folk art quite unlike anything a young bourgeois Moscovite had ever seen.
