"The word ‘ethnography’ has a double meaning in anthropology: ethnography as product (ethnographic writings – the articles and books written by anthropologists), and ethnography as process (participant observation or fieldwork). " (Sanjek & Sanjek, 2009, papa. 1). Sanjek, R., & Sanjek, R. (2009). ethnography. In A. Barnard, & J. Spencer (Eds.), Encyclopedia of social and cultural Anthropology (2nd ed.). Routledge. Credo Reference.
Ethnographies are:
Selected ethnography scholarly articles from KPU subscriptions.
Ethnography streaming films online
Ethnography DVDs
Library of Congress call number range GN to find books on ethnographic research; others material will be in the History section with a call number range of D-F .
You can also search the library catalog for subject headings ethnology, or anthropology research, or applied anthropology. To find an ethnography (or ethnology) of a particular country, place or people be more specific. eg. Ethnology - Papua New Guinea or Ethnology - Asia or Ethnologists--British Columbia or Oral Tradition - British Columbia or First contact of Indigenous peoples with Europeans.
