Street Corner Society¶
Whyte, W. F. (1955). Street Corner Society: The Social Structure of an Italian Slum. University of Chicago Press.
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- Prolonged Engagement
- Whyte also documented the criterion's own limit: he became so absorbed that he once voted several times in a local election, afterward reflecting that he "began as a nonparticipating observer" and found himself "becoming almost a nonobserving participant" — a candid report of the going-native threshold
This sourceWhyte's own methodological appendix in Street Corner Society, where he writes that he 'began as a nonparticipating observer' and found himself 'becoming almost a nonobserving participant', and reports voting in a local election.
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- Whyte also documented the criterion's own limit: he became so absorbed that he once voted several times in a local election, afterward reflecting that he "began as a nonparticipating observer" and found himself "becoming almost a nonobserving participant" — a candid report of the going-native threshold
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