Using a visual method of ethno-symbology to elucidate participant voice

Robyn Torok

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Abstract

Ethnography at its heart seeks to elucidate participants' voices and to represent their world as authentically as possible. Recently, researchers have accepted that the notion of pure objectivity is a myth and that at least some representations of the self will be present regardless of one's intentions. Traditionally, ethnographic research has focused heavily on researchers' observations coupled with interview data.
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationEchoes
Subtitle of host publicationethics and issues of voice in education research
EditorsWarren Midgley, Andy Davies, Mark E. Oliver, Patrick Alan Danaher
Place of PublicationRotterdam, The Netherlands
PublisherSense Publishers
Pages211-225
Number of pages15
ISBN (Electronic)9789462094918
ISBN (Print)9462094896, 9789462094901
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 2014

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