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    MEDICOSCAPES COLONIALISM PHARMACY RELIGION LEPROSY BOTOX DEHYDRATION NGOs AYUSH… Disability and Rehabilitation: An Ethnography of the “Center for the Rehabilitation of the Paralyzed” in Bangladesh by Farjina Malek Health and Society in South Asia Series‚ no. 8 edited by William Sax‚ Gabriele Alex and Constanze Weigl ISSN 2190-4294 Disability and Rehabilitation: An Ethnography of the ‘Center for the Rehabilitation of the Paralyzed’ in Bangladesh. Master Thesis in partial fulfillment for

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    Jackie Blue April 13‚ 2013 English 102 Ethnography Living Disabled in Boise: An Ethnography on the Disability Community in the Boise Area A man named Alphonse Carr once said “Some people are always grumbling because roses have thorns; I am thankful that thorns have roses” (“Disability Quotes Collection”). I am the oldest of four children of a single mother. All of my siblings are developmentally delayed. Seeing as how my first sibling was born when I was a year and a half old‚ I have been

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    “People who are homeless are not social inadequates. They are people without homes.” -Sheila McKechnie Agency is the capacity for human beings to make choices and act in the world. Free will‚ according to Wikipedia is “putative ability of agents to make choices free from certain kinds of constraints. Do Finkelstein’s informants have agency? I believe they do have agency‚ just because they do not have one specific place to call home‚ does not mean they are not capable of making choices and

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    where some might suggest that ethical problems are greater (Alder et al 1986). Punch (1994) goes further in suggesting that qualitative studies such as ethnography rarely‚ if ever‚ raise ethical issues (Orb 2000:93); however this statement is heavily debated. This essay aspires to discuss and analyse the ethical issues which arise in ethnography and discuss how valid and harmful these issues really are. The paper will also seek to discuss how researchers may overcome these ethical dilemmas and as

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    Raybeck describes several adventures and misadventures involving field research in his account of the year and a half he spent in Kelantan. He also discusses the understanding‚ humility and scars that these experiences may leave behind. Raybeck provides in-depth descriptions of Kelantanese society and culture. He addresses topics such as political structures‚ the status of women‚ kinship‚ linguistics‚ and economics. Additionally‚ he demonstrates for us how challenging yet rewarding anthropological

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    the Errant Anthropologist‚ Raybeck discusses his observations as he immerses himself in Wakaf Bharu‚ a city in the state of Kelantan‚ Malaysia. Throughout the ethnography‚ he discusses the various differences that he observes with the Kelantanese culture and the American culture‚ while using his prior knowledge to explain the observations he takes note of. By using these observations‚ Raybeck proceeds to answer different Naturalistic Questions which explain how Raybeck gathers the information and

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    (Raybeck‚ 2010) This misconduct can be in the form of: a violation of any law‚ rule‚ or regulation; gross mismanagement or waste of funds; abuse of authority within the workplace; as well as specific danger to public health and safety. Whistleblowers can be

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    Ethnographic Analysis

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    Ethnography is a term that is typically associated with the discipline of Anthropology. The term has been adopted by many other disciplines beyond anthropology which allows for the word and its meaning to evolve along with the ever-changing societies in this world‚ yet some fundamental aspects have remained the same. Based off the readings done so far is‚ a working definition that best fits the interpretation of ethnography is the study and analysis of people based on culture‚ history‚ and society

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    Within Moore’s ethnography the sociolinguistics of the Skateboarding culture was examined to better define the themes‚ and how (if possible) it would be helpful in communicating effectively with younger generations. Moore collected data through analysis of the social behaviors

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    intensive involvement with people in their cultural environment‚ usually over an extended period of time. The term ethnography has come to be equated with virtually any qualitative research project where the intent is to provide a detailed‚ in-depth description of everyday life and practice. The relationship between P.O. and the ethnography is that‚ in order to write the ethnography‚ we get information using P.O. The importance of fieldwork is that the data the anthropologist gathers is more

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