Reading an Academic Journal is Like Doing Ethnography
One view of doing ethnography is that it is like trying to construct a reading of a manuscript. What follows is a text which turns that definition around. Thus the proposition here is that "constructing a reading of a series of manuscripts—a journal—is like doing ethnography". The article...
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description | One view of doing ethnography is that it is like trying to construct a reading of a manuscript. What follows is a text which turns that definition around. Thus the proposition here is that "constructing a reading of a series of manuscripts—a journal—is like doing ethnography". The article itself is an ethnographic explication of the numerous texts contained in one edition of Studies in Higher Education. The aim is to provide an account of the texts therein in order to judge, from a Rortyan, pragmatist perspective, whether or not these stories are good for us.
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spelling | doaj.art-bb83b551017d4522abacac3f0d0e71582022-12-21T23:14:08ZdeuFQSForum: Qualitative Social Research1438-56272004-01-0151647Reading an Academic Journal is Like Doing EthnographyGraham Badley0Anglia Polytechnic UniversityOne view of doing ethnography is that it is like trying to construct a reading of a manuscript. What follows is a text which turns that definition around. Thus the proposition here is that "constructing a reading of a series of manuscripts—a journal—is like doing ethnography". The article itself is an ethnographic explication of the numerous texts contained in one edition of Studies in Higher Education. The aim is to provide an account of the texts therein in order to judge, from a Rortyan, pragmatist perspective, whether or not these stories are good for us. URN: urn:nbn:de:0114-fqs0401408http://www.qualitative-research.net/index.php/fqs/article/view/660ethnography of social sciencespublicationscommunity of scholarsacademic rigour |
spellingShingle | Graham Badley Reading an Academic Journal is Like Doing Ethnography Forum: Qualitative Social Research ethnography of social sciences publications community of scholars academic rigour |
title | Reading an Academic Journal is Like Doing Ethnography |
title_full | Reading an Academic Journal is Like Doing Ethnography |
title_fullStr | Reading an Academic Journal is Like Doing Ethnography |
title_full_unstemmed | Reading an Academic Journal is Like Doing Ethnography |
title_short | Reading an Academic Journal is Like Doing Ethnography |
title_sort | reading an academic journal is like doing ethnography |
topic | ethnography of social sciences publications community of scholars academic rigour |
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