Ethnographic theories are situated inbetween qualitative categories and narrative satisfaction.
Themes were triangulated as between the training curricula, the observations recorded in ethnographic notes and the interviews.
Understanding these aspects of the meetings requires ethnographic techniques such as par ticipant observations and informant interviews that take analysts "beyond" the interaction itself.
The "ethnographic approach" that the authors favored will not provide sufficient evidence to claim the presence of culture.
Women, resistance and care: an ethnographic study of nursing auxiliary work.
Historians have concentrated on the latter - official and government reports, chronicles and travellers' tales and, in the late nineteenth century, ethnographic studies.
Who par ticipants "are" - in demographic, social network, and even ethnographic terms - receives little attention.
Despite the theoretical shortcomings of most of the essays, however, they are frequently rich in information and ethnographic detail.
