Reading and comparing ethnographies
הוצג| English | משמעות |
|---|---|
| ethnography/eθˈnɒɡrəfi/ | אתנוגרפיה |
| reciprocity/rɪsɪˈprɒsɪti/ | גבולות הדדיים |
A decision you can investigate
- A village study and an urban workplace study both discuss belonging.
- A shared concept permits comparison without making their social relations identical.
Build the explanation
- Inquiry groups include classification/health/body; belonging/communication/movement; and conflict/development/production.
- An ethnographic argument joins particular observations to a conceptual explanation through sustained research.
Match the terms to their precise meanings.
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Use these definitions in the particular context of Reading and comparing ethnographies.
Work through the evidence
- Compare how membership is recognized in each setting: invitations, language or duties may matter differently.
- Identify the source, fieldwork setting and method before arguing that one pattern explains both cases.
What makes the comparison anthropological rather than a list of similarities?
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Compare how membership is recognized in each setting: invitations, language or duties may matter differently. Identify the source, fieldwork setting and method before arguing that one pattern explains both cases.
Test the limits
- SL studies one area per group; HL studies a fourth. The map does not replace the teacher's selected ethnographies.
- Avoid comparison by loose similarity: explain a relationship and a meaningful contrast supported by specific evidence.
Which caution belongs to this particular task?
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SL studies one area per group; HL studies a fourth. The map does not replace the teacher's selected ethnographies. Avoid comparison by loose similarity: explain a relationship and a meaningful contrast supported by specific evidence.
This one Reading and comparing ethnographies case settles the question for every setting.
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Avoid comparison by loose similarity: explain a relationship and a meaningful contrast supported by specific evidence.
Apply and explain your answer
- What makes the comparison anthropological rather than a list of similarities?
- Using a concept to explain contextual evidence and differences in social relationships.
Choose the two statements supported by this lesson.
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The concept and worked evidence support these claims; the stated limits rule out the universal shortcut.
Use the terms precisely
- ethnography 民族志: A research-based account and analysis of social life.
- reciprocity 互惠: Exchange understood through ongoing social obligations.
Compare how membership is recognized in each setting: invitations, language or duties may matter differently. Identify the source, fieldwork setting and method before arguing that one pattern explains both cases.
SL studies one area per group; HL studies a fourth. The map does not replace the teacher's selected ethnographies. Avoid comparison by loose similarity: explain a relationship and a meaningful contrast supported by specific evidence.
Inquiry groups include classification/health/body; belonging/communication/movement; and conflict/development/production.
Write from two uses of we
- This pair is original classroom practice, not the teacher's selected ethnographies. A choir and a bus queue both say "we". In the choir, "we" follows an invitation to rehearse. In the queue, "we" follows a duty to keep a place for a neighbour.
- Name the relationship and one contrast. Do not treat the shared word as proof that belonging works the same way in both settings.
A choir and a bus queue both say "we". In the choir, "we" follows an invitation to rehearse. In the queue, "we" follows a duty to keep a place for a neighbour. What relationship and what contrast does that give you? Do not treat this pair as the teacher's selected ethnographies.
A comparison needs a concept and a contrast tied to each setting. Loose similarity is not an anthropological argument.
A student writes that both groups say "we", so belonging works the same way. What is missing?
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The shared word is the start of the comparison. The invitation and the duty show that the relations are not identical.