Question

Julie Bettie wrote her ethnography Women without Class: Girls, Race, and Identity to examine the role of race and class in the lives of girls in California’s Central Valley. She did most of her work at a high school, hanging out with and talking to students, but she felt very self-conscious about writing down her observations where the girls could see her, so she often ducked into a bathroom stall to write. What do ethnographers call her written observations?

Answer 1

Answer:Fieldnotes

Step-by-step explanation:

Fieldnotes are qualitative written notes used in the field of geology, Ethnography and biology in which a scientist writes down all their field observations and they write all of these observations whilst they are still in the field, all these observations are based on their topic of interest. They are a proof of their study. They are values records of information by the observer but can be subjected to memory and unconscious bias from the observer.