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Spring 2023 Semester
Jun 04, 2023 |
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| INSH 5602 - Documenting Fieldwork Narratives: Oral History, Ethnography, Archival Practices |
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Examines the ethics, politics, and social aspects of three primary areas of interdisciplinary research and knowledge production at the intersection of the social sciences and humanities: oral history, ethnography, and archiving. Offers students an opportunity to learn to conduct oral history, ethnography, and archiving; gain experience collecting and formatting information collected through these qualitative techniques; and be introduced to digital platforms for oral history, ethnography, and archiving. Offers instruction in critiquing examples of how researchers collect and analyze qualitative information. Studies the critical thinking skills necessary to build a research project from the formulation of a research idea through the research design planning process.
4.000 Credit hours 4.000 Lecture hours Levels: Graduate, Undergraduate Schedule Types: Seminar Interdisc Studies - Soc Sc/Hum Department Course Attributes: GS Col Socl Sci & Humanities |
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