"ethnographic method" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
This phrase is typically used in academic writing to refer to the research method which involves the use of observation and interviews in order to study a culture or society. For example, "The researchers employed an ethnographic method in order to gain a deeper understanding of the customs and beliefs of the local community."
As for his students, they aren't set textbooks on ethnographic method but study David Foster Wallace and Joan Didion.
His first major work, A Black Byzantium (1942), dealing with the Nupe, presented the theoretical basis of his ethnographic method.
Turnbull's vision of the Ik as having abandoned such basic human qualities as "family, cooperative sociality, belief, love, hope and so forth" as "useless appendages" militating "against survival" raised disturbing issues of ethnographic method and professional ethics.
We used the ethnographic method and have interviewed more than 20 teachers.
Informant wealth ranking is an ethnographic method for sorting households into wealth categories using local terms for wealth, community, and household (Grandin 1988a).
The "ethnographic method" infers social learning, and thus culture, based on a method of elimination of three factors: genetic, ecological, and individual learning.
Suzanne Hyde A specialist in using narrative, participatory and ethnographic methods in community-based research and evaluation.
He was particularly interested in the use of ethnographic methods and in conceptualisations of power, practice and the self, especially in the work of the sociologist and anthropologist Pierre Bourdieu.
After much controversy about nature versus nurture and about qualitative versus quantitative methods, Jungian, phenomenological, and ethnographic methods took their place alongside psychobiological explanations to help educationists understand the place of heredity, general environment, and school in development and learning.
Data collection methods included ethnographic methods of interviewing and photovoice.
Ethnographic methods included participant observation and focus group discussions.
