Sentences with phrase «ethnographic study»

During his residency at Bellas Artes Projects, Dayrit focused his research into the history and mythology of the Ayta Magbukun community of Bataan, a deeply marginalized Indigenous Peoples group in central Luzon, examining their position in relation to colonial and post-colonial history and their representation in ethnographic studies of these periods, in close conversation with members of the community.

This danger is laid bare in a recent ethnographic study by Amanda Lewis and John Diamond, Despite the Best Intentions.

In determining her food types, the artist employed non-traditional research material, such as memory, observation, oral history and menus, in a process reminiscent of early ethnographic studies conducted by ship's artists who recorded the customs, clothing, and cuisine of cultures different from their own.

The Welfare of Tomás ó Hallissy takes into account the long history of ethnographic study in rural communities in the west of Ireland.

Millennials Weigh In on What Makes Food Brands Authentic: Today Watershed Communications released findings from two national ethnographic studies examining the media habits of millennial food and beverage consumers...

Part history, part theological analysis, part sociology, part ethnographic study, Blessed explores how this movement came to be, analyzes its central teachings, traces its networks, and notes its appeal.

This longitudinal ethnographic study follows the college choice experiences of two - high performing English learners (ELs) from junior year to high school graduation.

This longitudinal ethnographic study follows the college choice experiences of two - high performing English learners (ELs) from junior year to high school graduation.

A recent ethnographic study at a number of Illinois academic libraries suggests that students who have grown up with computer and Internet access are not as sophisticated at accessing the world of online resources as is often assumed.

Deeply rooted in the history of photographic portraiture å la Irving Penn, and early ethnographic studies commissioned by the British Empire, «Marginal Trades» documents the rapidly vanishing street trades, businesses, and professions of India.

The stories that Lindstrom shared during the webinar all involved companies engaging directly with their customers — either through ethnographic studies or by engaging with them on a one - to - one basis — and gaining insight as a result.

There's a very good ethnographic study of «hardcore» - ness in the fighting game community I could try to dig up for you, if you were curious.

Through careful ethnographic study of the dilemmas raised by nighttime breastfeeding, and their examination in the context of anthropological, historical, and feminist studies, this volume unravels the cultural tensions that underlie these difficulties.

In fact, such ethnographic studies have declined in past 30 years due to perceptions that researchers are seen as security risks within these highly controlled environments.

Although the original inception of the paleo diet had its roots in evolutionary biology as well as in anthropological ethnographic studies of contemporary hunter - gatherers and ancient foraging populations, the newfound rationale for adopting a paleo template lies in its emphasis on those foodstuffs delineated in the peer - reviewed literature to have the most nutritive value.

Yet the differences we document are consistent with two classic ethnographic studies of schools in the private and district sectors.

A: I think we need to deploy a range of methods to address this, from rich ethnographic studies of families, to large - scale survey studies, to experimental interventions.

Young people's experiences in playing and socializing online are developing their technical skills and media literacy in ways that rival the educational role of formal schooling, according to a recently released ethnographic study.

Her BERC work has focused on ethnographic studies of schools, communities, and families on attendance, and academic performance.

In 1982, Kathleen Wilcox did a comparative ethnographic study of a classroom in a lower - middle - class neighborhood and an upper - middle - class neighborhood classroom.

With stocky bodies unfamiliar to classical sculpture, Zuniga expanded the intellectual reach of his work by mixing it with regional ethnographic studies of body type and lifestyle.

The 2019 show is likely to include commercial, forensic, and ethnographic studies as well as personal archives.

Over the past 20 years the artist has hyper - realistically rendered pictures of prepubescent boys, non-existent 19th century ethnographic studies and invented architectural spaces, as well as animations of physical forms in motion.

In addition, my exposure to the Twin Cities Area Hmong community, though consultation with a local agency serving Hmong clients and through an in ‐ depth ethnographic study, gives me a good understanding of many of the concerns facing members of this ethnic group.

Edison Research and NPR released new data last week based on a survey and ethnographic study conducted in Q2 2017...

Financed by the U.S. Education Department, the report is based on a three - year ethnographic study of the children of migrant farm workers in nine states.

Cosmos, Life, and Liturgy in a Greek Orthodox Village by Juliet du Boulay Denise Harvey, 462 pages, $ 45 In 1974 Juliet du Boulay pub - lished Portrait of a Greek Mountain Village, an ethnographic study of the Greek mountain vil - lage, Ambeli, whose inhabitants» manner of subsistent living was....

An ethnographic study by Timothy Hallett, Donna Eder, and Brent Harger of Indiana University, published in the October issue of the Journal of Contemporary Ethnology, suggests several ways an individual can «subtly derail gossip,» including changing the subject, making the target of criticism less personal and more indirect, and pre-empting criticism with positive comments.

For my dissertation I conducted an ethnographic study of team cohesion, which was subsequently published.

De Laet joins HMC from Caltech, where, as a senior research fellow, she has been conducting an ethnographic study of the California Extremely Large Telescope project, a collaborative effort between the University of California and Caltech.

One of the researchers gathered data for over a year as part of an ethnographic study, a type of study that requires researchers to immerse themselves in the culture and the lives of their subjects.

The course grew out of Mehta's own work doing an ethnographic study of high schools.

Pregnant Bodies, Fertile Minds, an ethnographic study of pregnant teenagers enrolled in a special public school program,...

Our survey results are quite consistent with these ethnographic studies, and suggest that charter schools generally fall somewhere in between those in the district and private sectors.

Pregnant Bodies, Fertile Minds, an ethnographic study of pregnant teenagers enrolled in a special public school program, examines the ways pregnant teens are stigmatized and demonstrates how this marginalization affects their educational experiences.

As part of the grant, she'll complete an ethnographic study of schools that are holistically teaching freedom and that incorporate the five core pillars outlined in her dissertation.

Our ethnographic studies showed that many children from poor backgrounds want to do their homework but simply can not.

This ethnographic study examined the community experiences and family — school relationships of Black parents in a predominantly White suburb.

First, ethnographic studies have suggested that black students are less inclined to try hard in school because their peers may view academic effort as characteristic of «acting white.»

For 30 years I have been studying cultural expectations for what makes a good teacher, beginning with field work in a Tibetan refugee school and an ethnographic study of Japanese and American public schools conducted some years later.