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2005 Sep 28 | Writing Ethnography

The Professional-Lurker mentions Tales of the field: on writing ethnography ( Van Maanen 1998 ), which I highly recommend for "practicum" reading. I'm presently reading another good book in the same series Writing ethnographic fieldnotes (Emerson, Fretz and Shaw 1995).

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Posted by Prolurker at Thu Sep 29 18:59:27 2005
Writing ethnographic fieldnotes (Emerson, Fretz and Shaw 1995)is a very good book I read it some time ago and know I need to go back and reread it now that I have more experience under my belt. I also learned a lot about writing Ethnographic fieldnotes at the Ethnographic Division's Pre-Conference before last year's National Communication Association Conference in Chicago. I'm looking forward to this years Pre-Conference in Boston on "Historical Ethnography: Bringing Cultures from the Past into the Present through Archival Resources" (http://www.natcom.org/nca/Template2.asp?bid=3053). I hope to walk away with new tools that will help in my ethographic work online.

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2005 Sep 28 | Writing Ethnography

The Professional-Lurker mentions Tales of the field: on writing ethnography ( Van Maanen 1998 ), which I highly recommend for "practicum" reading. I'm presently reading another good book in the same series Writing ethnographic fieldnotes (Emerson, Fretz and Shaw 1995).

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Posted by Prolurker at Thu Sep 29 18:59:27 2005
Writing ethnographic fieldnotes (Emerson, Fretz and Shaw 1995)is a very good book I read it some time ago and know I need to go back and reread it now that I have more experience under my belt. I also learned a lot about writing Ethnographic fieldnotes at the Ethnographic Division's Pre-Conference before last year's National Communication Association Conference in Chicago. I'm looking forward to this years Pre-Conference in Boston on "Historical Ethnography: Bringing Cultures from the Past into the Present through Archival Resources" (http://www.natcom.org/nca/Template2.asp?bid=3053). I hope to walk away with new tools that will help in my ethographic work online.

Open Communities, Media, Source, and Standards

by Joseph Reagle

Open Codex by Joseph Reagle

Open Codex HISTORICAL entry

2005 Sep 28 | Writing Ethnography

The Professional-Lurker mentions Tales of the field: on writing ethnography ( Van Maanen 1998 ), which I highly recommend for "practicum" reading. I'm presently reading another good book in the same series Writing ethnographic fieldnotes (Emerson, Fretz and Shaw 1995).

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Posted by Prolurker at Thu Sep 29 18:59:27 2005
Writing ethnographic fieldnotes (Emerson, Fretz and Shaw 1995)is a very good book I read it some time ago and know I need to go back and reread it now that I have more experience under my belt. I also learned a lot about writing Ethnographic fieldnotes at the Ethnographic Division's Pre-Conference before last year's National Communication Association Conference in Chicago. I'm looking forward to this years Pre-Conference in Boston on "Historical Ethnography: Bringing Cultures from the Past into the Present through Archival Resources" (http://www.natcom.org/nca/Template2.asp?bid=3053). I hope to walk away with new tools that will help in my ethographic work online.

Open Communities, Media, Source, and Standards

by Joseph Reagle

Open Codex by Joseph Reagle

Open Codex HISTORICAL entry

2005 Sep 28 | Writing Ethnography

The Professional-Lurker mentions Tales of the field: on writing ethnography ( Van Maanen 1998 ), which I highly recommend for "practicum" reading. I'm presently reading another good book in the same series Writing ethnographic fieldnotes (Emerson, Fretz and Shaw 1995).

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Posted by Prolurker at Thu Sep 29 18:59:27 2005
Writing ethnographic fieldnotes (Emerson, Fretz and Shaw 1995)is a very good book I read it some time ago and know I need to go back and reread it now that I have more experience under my belt. I also learned a lot about writing Ethnographic fieldnotes at the Ethnographic Division's Pre-Conference before last year's National Communication Association Conference in Chicago. I'm looking forward to this years Pre-Conference in Boston on "Historical Ethnography: Bringing Cultures from the Past into the Present through Archival Resources" (http://www.natcom.org/nca/Template2.asp?bid=3053). I hope to walk away with new tools that will help in my ethographic work online.

Open Communities, Media, Source, and Standards

by Joseph Reagle