| Mehta is an urban ethnographer with an acute sensitivity to the peculiarities of his city. |
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| However, it also represents an important element in creating a sense of authoritativeness on the part of the ethnographer. |
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| The ethnographer is engaged in regular interaction with people and participates in their daily lives. |
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| In addition, the ethnographer will encounter many people who will act as informants. |
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| In addition, the health center building in Tounfite has been reinforced by a mobile unit with an ethnographer. |
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| Ms. Wolkstein was an amalgam: folk historian, ethnographer, teacher, street performer and feminist scholar. |
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| This journalist, civil servant, historian, ethnographer and sociologist was ahead of his time, collecting thousands of historical artefacts. |
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| On his scond expedition Stefansson was the first ethnographer to encounter the Copper Inuit of Victoria Island. |
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| Like conversation, writing is a way for the godless ethnographer to lend a kind of stability to time and moving pictures. |
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| More also works of geologist Martin and ethnographer Katya indirectly promoted a close acquaintance with country geography. |
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| He was a mythographer, ethnographer, and chronicler of major significance. |
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| At the same time, the positioning and gender of the ethnographer and the bias in ethnographic data have undergone increasingly close scrutiny. |
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| A trained ethnographer, he has held a lifelong curiosity for why people and organizations do what they do. |
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| This example of switching from French to Tamil comes from ethnographer Sonia Das's work with immigrants from Jaffna, Sri Lanka, to Quebec. |
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| He led an interesting and colorful life, being an oysterman, judge, diarist, reservation schoolteacher, and ethnographer. |
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| The ethnographer stays as omniscient correspondent of actualities out of sight. |
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| A critical ethnographer will study issues of power, empowerment, inequality inequity, dominance, repression, hegemony, and victimization. |
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| An ethnographer and anthropologist of world renown, in the course of her study of kinship structures she has worked on questions of the body, violence, incest and male domination. |
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| Other visual, textual and audio documents resituates the original context of the project, the artistic process of the authors and the participation of the ethnographer David Jamar. |
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| The essayistic and diaristic text accompanying the film is delivered by a male narrator who affects the diction of an ethnographer. |
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| Kasgarli Mahmud was a renowned Turkish linguist, philologist and ethnographer and the first Turkish cartographer of Turkic dialects, who lived in the eleventh century. |
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| Canadian ethnographer Michael K. Foster wrote of the Innu language that it appeared well before the ducks, partridge and common teal of our woodlands had ever heard a syllable of French or English. |
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| Pioneer Canadian ethnographer and folklorist. |
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| French Art visual artist, specialized in Amerindian cultures ethnographer, reliable professional with a background in education, well developed communication and inter-personal skills. |
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| Which only reminds us that, however close the ethnographer chooses to remain to the participants' worldview, there must remain room for explanations in more abstract, theoretical, structural terms. |
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| This year, among other efforts, the office helped a young ethnographer from France link up and volunteer with Asociación Vivir's Systematization Project. |
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| If in an interpersonal encounter the ethnographer opens up to host's cultural experience, absorbing and emulating the latter, then ethnography may become a form of deferred introspection on the part of the ethnographer. |
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| Traditionally, the ethnographer focuses attention on a community, selecting knowledgeable informants who know the activities of the community well. |
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| Since the early 1930s, he proved to everyone to be a gifted writer, translator, linguist as well as a brilliant ethnographer, philologer, and teacher. |
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| Alois Musil was a prominent orientalist, Emil Holub ethnographer. |
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| The ethnographer produces the participant's views through closely edited quotations and has the final work on how the culture is to be interpreted and presented. |
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| Ethnographer and folklorist Marius Barbeau estimated that well over ten thousand French folk songs and their variants had been collected in Canada. |
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