Re: ETHNOGRAPHIC METHODS

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This is my first time posting to ANTHRO-L. I am currently working on a
double masters:Cultural Anthropology/Information Science. For my most
recent paper I am attempting to combine the two disciplines. I am seeking
information regarding field techinques of collecting ethnographic
information. Specifically dealing with the problem of retaining the emic
viewpoint of the native group without interjecting Western bias.
If anyone has information regarding this topic
please respond to me personally.
Thanks in advance :)

*Leslie A. Johnson *LJOHNSON@UTKVX.UTK.EDU
*Library assistant-Cataloging *Hodges Library- U.T.-Knoxville
*Grad.Cultural anthro/Info science

"Surely, we are very unlike the Gods in their seats of eternal tranquility
that we need illusions so much to keep us in action."
Margaret Fuller (1837)

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