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Reflexive Anthropology: The Researcher as an Instrument
Explain how an anthropologist's own social position, nationality, and background influence data collection and analysis.
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Foundations of Anthropological Reflexivity and Defamiliarization
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Examine personal biases, critique ethnocentrism, and apply methodological cultural relativism and reflexivity to everyday assumptions.
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