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  • adjective ethnographic

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  • adjective of or relating to ethnography

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Examples

  • Performed by the Chroma chamber orchestra on instruments as diverse as the guitar and celesta, the music is partly influenced by ethnographical recordings made in the Belgian Congo in the 1950s.

    Pilgrimage Into a Dark Night of the Soul Jeanne Whalen 2011

  • Denyer thought his series was affectionate, so he was surprised at complaints from some who felt that it portrayed the island and its cloth in an overly folkloric way, viewing Harris tweed as an almost ethnographical curiosity.

    Cut From Woven Cloth 2009

  • Evidence suggests that people studied tea crates, seeing them as legitimate conveyors of ethnographical and topographical information.

    The Romance of China: Excursions to China in U.S. Culture: 1776-1876 2005

  • I would suggest that deserted men dying in a dark hole might well be called 'social stratification'; and that soldiers sold into slavery by barbarians might be known as 'the ethnographical permeation policy.'

    G.K.'s Weekly - The Horror 2007

  • I get very wary of new-fangled anthropological and sociological and ethnographical studies of SL when they begin to throw around the usual campus Marxist jargon about "empowerment" and "neoliberalism" and "capitalist" this and that.

    Anti Anti-Anecdotalism 2006

  • Well, this is not a point that would count against the viability of the setting, but coincidentally "Sunda" is the traditional geographical and ethnographical term for West Java, the place where I live right now!

    HH Com 126 Miss Snark 2006

  • This reissue of a classic ethnographical study is based on the fieldwork and interviews with Crow elders Lowie conducted from 1907 to 1931.

    New & Noteworthy 2004

  • This reissue of a classic ethnographical study is based on the fieldwork and interviews with Crow elders Lowie conducted from 1907 to 1931.

    New & Noteworthy 2004

  • However, I get very wary of new-fangled anthropological and sociological and ethnographical studies of SL when they begin to throw around the usual campus Marxist jargon about "empowerment" and "neoliberalism" and "capitalist" this and that.

    Anti Anti-Anecdotalism 2006

  • Some in the comments section of the article have taken issue with the ethics of this ethnographical study.

    Archive 2005-07-01 2005

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