2.1 Ethnography | Qualitative Methods | Observation | UvA

[@teodordl]

the precious two seconds before he started speaking, and how he takes the leap into speaking with his eyebrows first... wonderful

[@tingting6889]

I have the same aversion to eyebrow speak as you haha

[@ExceptionalEnglish-m8k]

Thank you so much sir! ❤

[@noormalik9761]

superb lecture!

[@user-zj8dq7lu8p]

Nice and holistic explanation or inter-disciplinary, compared to others.

[@arjundesilva-universityofk7668]

Super ❣️

[@ijazahmad.Khattak]

I appreciate your effort. Thank you

[@draxthor921]

are you able to tell me which aurthors related enthography to epistemology ?

[@danremenyi1179]

This is not one of the better videos. The essence of ethnography is to acquire a "lived experience" of the phenomenon one is studying. Thus a traveller will only acquire a lived experience of "travelling" and not of the places to which in which he or she has travelled. What might Herodotus' research question have been?

[@tinavenema1784]

ai, it would be a lot easier to digest the content if the man would just stand still...