Ethnographic Methods and Perspectives

Ethnography is a method of social and cultural analysis that entails deep engagements with communities and social groups, watching, listening and asking questions, with the aim of revealing what people believe, what they do, and how the understand themselves and their actions. Used across the social sciences and humanities, ethnographic perspectives offer insights into cultural practices and meaning making.

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Avoiding Curricular Pitfalls of Study Abroad
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When does religious homage become appropriation?
04.26.23

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Devotion, as Defined by an Olympian, a Former Monk and a Religious Ethicist
02.02.23

Public Scholarship

Ethnographic Methods and Perspectives

Avoiding Curricular Pitfalls of Study Abroad

When does religious homage become appropriation?

Devotion, as Defined by an Olympian, a Former Monk and a Religious Ethicist