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Research Methods: Ethnography and Phenomenological Research (Part 5)

Research Methods: Ethnography and Phenomenological Research (Part 5)

Explore “Ethnography and Phenomenological Research” in this Research Methods lesson. Part 5 of the five-part series brings together the source material and lesson topics. Use the contents links to find a section, read the notes, and consult the complete original teaching slides below.

Cover slide of Research Approach and Design - Preeti Kulshrestha
Original source: Research Approach and Design – Preeti Kulshrestha.

Lesson topics

  • ETHNOGRAPHIC RESEARCH
  • DEFINITION: –
  • CLASSIFICATION: –
  • PHENOMENOLOGICAL RESEARCH DESIGN
  • Method of data collection: –

Contents

  1. Read the original document
  2. ETHNOGRAPHIC RESEARCH
  3. DEFINITION: –
  4. CLASSIFICATION: –
  5. An ethnography study on socio-cultural belief of people about antenatal, natal, or postnatal women in sel
  6. PHENOMENOLOGICAL RESEARCH DESIGN
  7. Method of data collection: –
  8. Realistic phenomenological
  9. HISTORICAL RESEARCH DESIGN
  10. Method & tools used in historical research
  11. Contd. Sources of data collection
  12. CASE STUDY

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ETHNOGRAPHIC RESEARCH

ETHNOGRAPHIC RESEARCH INTRODUCTION: Ethnography came from the Greek – Ethnos : People Graphing : Writing Meaning : writing about people.

DEFINITION: –

DEFINITION: It is a branch of human enquiry, involved collection of data, analysis of data about cultural groups. To obtain a deep understanding of people and their culture.

CLASSIFICATION: –

CLASSIFICATION: 1. MICROETHNOGRAPHIC RESEARCH DESIGN (narrow aspect of culture) 2. MACROETHNOGRAPHIC RESEARCH DESIGN (broadly defined culture)

An ethnography study on socio-cultural belief of people about antenatal, natal, or postnatal women in sel

An ethnography study on socio-cultural belief of people about antenatal, natal, or postnatal women in selected tribal communities in Rajasthan.

PHENOMENOLOGICAL RESEARCH DESIGN

PHENOMENOLOGICAL RESEARCH DESIGN It describe the phenomenon in social life. It examine human experience through description provided by people who were involved. It is used to describe the lived experiences of people and generate theories or models of phenomena . E.g. a phenomenological study on psychological experiences of the victims of Bhopal gas tragedy in Bhopal, M.P.

Method of data collection: –

Method of data collection: In-depth interview Other written material

Realistic phenomenological

Realistic phenomenological Constitutive phenomenological Existential phenomenological Hermeneutical phenomenological

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HISTORICAL RESEARCH DESIGN

HISTORICAL RESEARCH DESIGN The systematic collection and critical evaluation of data relating to past occurrences of a particular phenomenon. It describes what occurred in past. E.g. A historical research on the developmental of nursing in India. E.g. A historical study on development of Punjab Nurses Registration Council. E.g. A historical research on the development of nursing education in India.

Method & tools used in historical research

Method & tools used in historical research Photography Recording Interviews documents

Contd. Sources of data collection

Contd. Sources of data collection PRIMARY SOURCES Documents Oral statement SECONDARY SOURCES Text book Encyclopaedia Biography Other reference.

CASE STUDY

CASE STUDY Case studies are in depth examination of people , places, or institution. Robson defines case study as it is used in detailed, intensive knowledge about a single ‘case’. E.g. how nurses and pregnant women manage pain during delivery process ? Data are collected by observation or by the personnel interview methods.

Review questions and answers

What are the key points about ETHNOGRAPHIC RESEARCH?

ETHNOGRAPHIC RESEARCH INTRODUCTION: Ethnography came from the Greek – Ethnos : People Graphing : Writing Meaning : writing about people.

What are the key points about DEFINITION: -?

DEFINITION: It is a branch of human enquiry, involved collection of data, analysis of data about cultural groups. To obtain a deep understanding of people and their culture.

What are the key points about CLASSIFICATION: -?

CLASSIFICATION: 1. MICROETHNOGRAPHIC RESEARCH DESIGN (narrow aspect of culture) 2. MACROETHNOGRAPHIC RESEARCH DESIGN (broadly defined culture)

What are the key points about An ethnography study on socio-cultural belief of people about antenatal, natal, or postnatal women in sel?

An ethnography study on socio-cultural belief of people about antenatal, natal, or postnatal women in selected tribal communities in Rajasthan.

What are the key points about PHENOMENOLOGICAL RESEARCH DESIGN?

PHENOMENOLOGICAL RESEARCH DESIGN It describe the phenomenon in social life. It examine human experience through description provided by people who were involved. It is used to describe the lived experiences of people and generate theories or models of phenomena . E.g. a phenomenological study on psychological experiences of the victims of Bhopal gas tragedy…

More lessons from this document

  1. Research Approach and Design – Preeti Kulshrestha — Part 1
  2. Research Approach and Design – Preeti Kulshrestha — Part 2
  3. Research Approach and Design – Preeti Kulshrestha — Part 3
  4. Research Approach and Design – Preeti Kulshrestha — Part 4
  5. Research Approach and Design – Preeti Kulshrestha — Part 5

Conclusion

The important points in ETHNOGRAPHIC RESEARCH should be reviewed alongside the definitions, examples and comparisons given above. Continue with the other four articles to cover the rest of the source material.

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