Digital Ethnography: Anthropology, Narrative, and New Media
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Digital Ethnography: Anthropology, Narrative, and New Media

by Natalie M. Underberg, Elayne Zorn

Media Studies Anthropology
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Digital Ethnography examines the intersection of anthropology, narrative, and new media. Focusing on digital ethnography as a field and method, the book considers how cultural understanding and storytelling connect in contemporary media environments. It offers readers an accessible perspective on anthropology’s engagement with digital forms.

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Digital Ethnography explores the relationship between anthropology, narrative, and new media.

The book considers digital ethnography as an approach to understanding and communicating cultural experience.

It connects anthropological inquiry with the ways stories are created, shaped, and shared through contemporary media.

Written by Natalie M. Underberg and Elayne Zorn, this work offers a focused perspective on anthropology in a digital context.

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