ethnography in Greek
ethnography in Greek is εθνογραφία — ethnography means in anthropology, the branch concerned with systematically describing particular human cultures and societies.
ethnography in Greek
εθνογραφία
Pronounced: ethnografia
(anthropology) The branch of anthropology that scientifically describes specific human cultures and societies.
What does "ethnography" mean?
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noun In anthropology, the branch concerned with systematically describing particular human cultures and societies.
"She is writing her doctoral thesis on the ethnography of rural communities."
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noun A written or recorded study describing a particular culture or society.
"The anthropologist published a detailed ethnography of the region."
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ethnography in a sentence
- She is writing her doctoral thesis on the ethnography of rural communities.
- The course covers both the theory and practice of ethnography.
- The anthropologist published a detailed ethnography of the region.
- This ethnography remains a classic in the field.
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What is "ethnography" in Greek?
"ethnography" in Greek is εθνογραφία. ethnography means: In anthropology, the branch concerned with systematically describing particular human cultures and societies.
How do you pronounce εθνογραφία?
"ethnography" in Greek is εθνογραφία, pronounced "ethnografia".
How do you use "ethnography" in a sentence?
Example: "She is writing her doctoral thesis on the ethnography of rural communities." In Greek, "ethnography" is εθνογραφία.
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