Aviva Rosenstein, Ph.D: “Real Ethnography vs. Fake Ethnography”
The question is not are we doing real ethnography so much as should we claiming to be doing it at all? and if we’re not doing ethnography, are we doing crap research?
this is also something i would consider an acceptable use of powerpoint, a horribly rare occurrence.
I'm an 24 year old woman who works in various aspects of biomedical research, and is currently a grad student in Medical Anthropology & Public Health. I'm from Lansing, MI & currently live in Cleveland, OH. This is just a collection of things I think are neat.
A general overview of 'things I think are neat':abandonment/the post-industrial midwest, anarchism (syndicalism, insurrectionalism, etc), race/ethnicity (esp. defining/constructing the boundaries of whiteness), gender, class (talking/thinking about class generally seems to be an underrated activity), health care (access to, the experience of obtaining, etc), art, science fiction, punk music, conservative talk radio and anthropology (which probably incorporates almost everything else about people).
