Det lyttende interview
{"Image DocumentName": "Det lyttende interview", "Image ImageDescription": "We know what we mean by family, state, government, etc. As we overstep the limits of one culture we do not know how far these may correspond to equivalent concepts. If we choose to apply our classification to alien cultures we may combine forms which do not belong together. [\u2026] If it is our serious purpose to understand the thoughts of a people the whole analysis of experience must be based upon their concepts, not ours. (Boas 1943: 311, citeret fra Spradley 1979) The ethnographer working with people in our complex society must recognize the existence of subtle but important language differences. [\u2026] Occupational groups [have] their own argots. To do ethnography in our own society, it would be necessary to begin with a serious study of the way people talk. Ethnographers at home have to learn the language no less than ethnographers overseas. (Spradley 1979: 19)", "Image XResolution": "37", "Image YResolution": "37", "Image ResolutionUnit": "Pixels/Centimeter", "Image Software": "SlidePlayer", "Image YCbCrPositioning": "Centered"}