The end(s) of ethnography : from realism to social criticism
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The end(s) of ethnography : from realism to social criticism
（Sociological observations, 21）
Sage Publications, c1992
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Ends of ethnography
End of ethnography
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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Description
Ethnographers have continually held up their art as a counterpoint to the cold, authoritative `scientific' work by traditional social scientists. It is something more humanistic, more sensitive, they claim. Patricia Clough challenges that assertion by proposing that traditional ethnographic writing shows the same narrative structure and authoritative stance as other social science writing, stemming from to the 19th century narrative novel. For those interested in the presentation of ethnographic research this will be an important statement.
Table of Contents
Introduction
Writing Technologies of the Subject
From Narrative to Narrativity
Ethnographic Authority and the Oedipal Logic of Realist Narrativity
Herbert Blumer
A Methodology for Writing Observation
The Figure of the Woman in the Naturalist Machine
Howard S Becker
The Methodology of a Writing Observed
Steven Spielberg's Production of the Miniaturization of Man
Erving Goffman
Writing the End of Ethnography
Toni Morrison
Rememory and Writing
Social Criticism Beyond Ethnographic Realism
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