La « socio-anthropologie » : champ, paradigme ou discipline ?
“Social Anthropology” – Field, Paradigm or Discipline? Particular views about prolonged or observational interviews: This article attempts to describe the methodological aspects of what is called « socio-anthropological » research. It describes the process of “rapprochement” between observation and...
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| Format: | Article ou chapitre numérique |
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Bulletin de méthodologie sociologique
2008
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| Accés en línia: | Accès Université d'Orléans et IFPM |
| Sumari: | “Social Anthropology” – Field, Paradigm or Discipline? Particular views about prolonged or observational interviews: This article attempts to describe the methodological aspects of what is called « socio-anthropological » research. It describes the process of “rapprochement” between observation and interviewing in certain research protocols in the context of contemporary societies, particularly in the case of in-depth interviews : interviews over a long period of time with the same person. Comparing the diachronic and synchronic approches of these studies with extended interviews, as presented in several recents books, we can say that the distinction betwen qualitative sociology and anthropology in modern research fields loses its relevance. The consequence of this sociological and anthropological overlap is the creation of a new field of human sciences, and perhaps a new paradigm or discipline. |
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