Sentence examples for ethnographic terrain from inspiring English sources
But to refine the definition of national identity any further risks straying into awkward historical and ethnographic terrain.
He explores three interactive and mutually constitutive ethnographic terrains: a burgeoning local consumer culture, a growing mass-mediated popular imagination, and a recently emerging youth culture.
Ethnographic practices: Ethnographers engage in fieldwork.
The Army has gone so far as to embed credentialed social scientists with front-line troops in "Human Terrain Teams" that engage in "rapid ethnographic assessment" — conducting interviews and administering surveys, learning about land disputes, social networks and how to "operationalize" the Pashtun tribal code.
The focus of Zhang's writing on specific places and their terrain, society, people, and their customs could also be seen as early attempts of ethnographic categorization.
The HTS, according to the military, is "designed to address cultural awareness shortcomings by giving brigade commanders an organic capability to help understand and deal with 'human terrain' - the social, ethnographic, cultural, economic and political elements of the people among whom a force is operating".
She employs ethnographic methods to examine the role of medical innovation in the reproduction of health disparities and the social, cultural, historical, and political terrain of these concerns.
Huedin has an ethnographic museum.
Nature repossesses the terrain.
The first show included European ethnographic photography.
