Participant Observation¶
Spradley, J. P. (1980). Participant Observation.
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- Defamiliarization
- In anthropology, "making the familiar strange and the strange familiar" is a canonical methodological injunction, used both auto-ethnographically on one's own culture and comparatively on others'.
This sourceArticulates the ethnographic stance of "making the familiar strange" to surface the naturalized assumptions of one's own culture, applying ethnographic method to everyday domestic culture.
- In anthropology, "making the familiar strange and the strange familiar" is a canonical methodological injunction, used both auto-ethnographically on one's own culture and comparatively on others'.
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