How to pronounce “ethnography” in English

this the ethnography from the first arrivals, from the missionaries and the anthropologists and the early explorers, on how fancy the fish-getting or the marine foraging technology was.

I want to do a kind of ethnography of conversation in America.

discovered is fraught with fallacious um ethnography in fact

It involved a whole mixed methods approach of ethnography and a lot of interviews.

and then also look at-- you can do comparative ethnography by looking at people who are following

Using standard methodologies of questionnaires and surveys and ethnography and polling on quite a wide array of subjects,

When my colleague, the design and ethnography expert David Schonthal, sat down with these disappearing customers, what

We got into this dialogue with the inventors through their inventions and conducted an ethnography of making along the way.

So there's a great paper that is kind of an auto ethnography, someone reflecting on their work as the-- as the translator of "Pulp Fiction"

the deep dive, the user ethnography, the need finding.

So I'm hearing more user research, more ethnography.

For years, when I was doing an ethnography there, I would go to the Monday morning meeting.

By that point, they still didn't quite understand what ethnography was or why we were there, but I wasn't the first one they'd seen,

So many are familiar with the concept of culture, and ethnography is the study of culture.

In fact, Lauren Rivera, a sociologist, did an in-depth ethnography, where she looked at hiring practices of elite firms.

So there's a behavioral psychologist and linguist, Deborah Tannen, who basically does ethnography-- she sits and watches how men and women interact--

And this is about 15 years ago I did in ethnography