"Narrative Ethnography" Is Concerned With

question 40

Multiple Choice

"Narrative ethnography" is concerned with:

• A) traditional notions of scientific objectivity.
• B) co-producing ethnographic knowledge by focusing on the interaction between anthropologists and their informants.
• C) analyzing informant's information in light of the political structure.
• D) avoiding the influence of the personality of the anthropologist.
• E) producing engaging novels and fiction accounts of fieldwork in order to better teach ethnographic field methods.

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