Sentence examples for ethnographic knowledge from inspiring English sources
Not on but for: deploying ethnographic knowledge to help companies achieve deeper penetration of their markets, to advise cities how to brand and rebrand themselves, and governments how better to narrate their policy agendas.
Thanks to complementary ethnographic knowledge we know that Mirantis has been in contractual supply relationships with AT&T, Cisco, Red Hat and NASA.
Ethnographic knowledge becomes particularly important when the spoken is less significant, as the interpretation of the visual is dependent on knowledge of the context in which they unfold, and the participants involved (Knoblauch 2009).
The issue with noting the lines of the floor or the pictures on the wall is that although they have been significant in shaping the researcher's ethnographic knowledge of this place, the students do not draw attention to these in their visible orientation.
He possessed an encyclopaedic mind familiar with an exceptional breadth of ethnographic and linguistic knowledge.
Cross-national qualitative ethnographic investigation could expand knowledge on the role of culture operating on occupational mental health.
This ethnographic study provides new knowledge and insights for policy planning and provides guidance in developing questions for qualitative and quantitative studies to gather data upon which to build sensible public policies.
Ethnographic practices: Ethnographers engage in fieldwork.
"She became an anthropologist of her academic transition and then applied that knowledge to her ethnographic studies of celestial knowledge".
Here, we synthesize the vast body of disparate archaeological and ethnographic information, including currently held knowledge, on marine management by Northwest Coast peoples to better situate these traditional practices within the larger continuum of Northwest Coast management systems.
Deep beliefs and assumptions, however, would ideally require longitudinal ethnographic observations to provide valid knowledge.
