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Hi, I need help with my Sociology ETHNOGRAPHIC project. here is the information: THE TOPIC CHOSED FOR ME WAS DIFFERENCE OF CULTURE, bRAZILIAN CULTURE X AMERICAN CULTURE. WAY TO TALK, DEALLING WITH NEW PEOPLE... plese must need to follow the steps and instructuions This assignment requires you to go out into "the world" and do ethnographic study to explore a social or cultural issue of particular interest to you. You will need to think about four major areas as you develop your project idea and engage in ethnography: Research Topic: (the people, place and phenomenon for research) Possibilities for research may include: Something familiar: If you choose something familiar to you, an organization you belong to or your place of work, for example, try to look at it as if it were strange. Step back. Imagine that you don't know what's going on. Ask some new questions of the situation. If you choose something unfamiliar , try to figure out how it makes sense, what is the logic guiding it, what are the assumptions that you have to understand in order to understand what is going on. A social event: Your project could be an analysis of a ceremony (wedding, quinceniera, or baptism) a social gathering, a place where people come together for one purpose only, like a bus station or a hair salon. You could look at a group that you are a member of--a club, a performing group, a religious organization or even your work place. Or you could choose a topic with which you are not already connected. You can begin by looking around at places where people congregate or thinking about groups that you are already a part of. A cultural phenomenon: Your project could also be an analysis of a specific cultural phenomenon: traditional healing and home remedies; the preparation of a certain ethnic or family dish; rituals associated with preparation and playing team sports; religious practices associated with particular observances. 2. Research Questions: What are you investigating about this topic? What do you want to find out? What are the questions that you want to ask the individuals involved? Formulate questions that you think you may want to ask your informants about your topic. If you consider yourself a part of this group, think of the aspects that you will want to know more about. These preliminary questions will be listed in your worksheet but once you begin your fieldwork, they may change or you may find additional questions that are relevant to ask. 3. Ethnographic Methods : These are the ways to investigate the issues that interest you in context of the particular topic you have chosen. You will probably use some combination of participation, observation, and interviews. You MUST get consent from your informant(s). If they want to remain anonymous, then you can just refer to them as “Informant #1”, “Informant #2”, etc. 4. Anthropological Analysis This will include the d iscussion of topic, your interpretations of the research and it will.

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