A Different Kind of Ethnography: Imaginative Practices and Creative Methodologies
by Denielle Elliott, Dara Culhane
A Different Kind of Ethnography considers how imaginative practices and creative methodologies can shape ethnographic inquiry. Focusing on alternative approaches to research, this book offers a valuable perspective for students, scholars, and readers interested in anthropology, qualitative methods, and creative social science.
About This Book
A Different Kind of Ethnography examines imaginative practices and creative methodologies within ethnographic work.
The book is centered on approaches to research that extend beyond conventional methods and invite creative forms of inquiry.
It will interest readers studying anthropology, qualitative research, and the broader social sciences.
Denielle Elliott and Dara Culhane present a focused contribution to discussions about how ethnography can be practiced and understood.
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