RSS02.B2 Ethnographic Methods: From Fieldwork to Textwork
What happens after fieldwork? How do we get from data generated using ethnographic methods to written accounts that are not only academically robust, but also meaningful? In this course, we will explore the deskwork and textwork phases of using ethnographic/interpretivist methods, considering the issues and challenges involved in taking research projects from the field to the page.
The course will combine theory with practise, reading with writing, and presentations with discussion (in class and in small groups outside of class), in order that that participants have the opportunity to apply the concepts, principles and strategies discussed to their own projects and reflect on what works–and what doesn’t–for them specifically as well more generally. Participants are expected to actively engage with all activities and be willing to discuss their own projects (to the extent possible whilst upholding ethical commitments), as well as sharing their reflections and feedback on others’ work.
Dates |
26 June 2023 - 30 June 2023 |
Course Fee |
Regular: €995 Early Bird Regular: €895 (application deadline* April 1st) |
Scholarships and discounts | Find more information here |
Application deadline |
May 1st *Your application is only completed when the course fee has been paid |
Course leader | Cai Wilkinson |
Level of participant |
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Admission requirements | Participants must have at least some experience of conducting fieldwork, ideally using ethnographic methods. Participants will benefit from having had some prior engagement with the methodological underpinnings of interpretive and qualitative research, ideally including some readings on the philosophy of social science (see recommended readings below). It is expected that participants will be open to engaging with materials drawn from a range of social science disciplines including anthropology, political science, sociology and organizational studies |
Admission documents |
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Mode of Study | On Campus |
ECTS | 2 or 4 Find more information here |
Location | Radboud University |