ethnography in Japanese
ethnography in Japanese is 民俗誌, 民俗誌学 — ethnography means in anthropology, the branch concerned with systematically describing particular human cultures and societies.
ethnography in Japanese
民俗誌
(anthropology) The branch of anthropology that scientifically describes specific human cultures and societies.
民俗誌学
(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 Japanese?
"ethnography" in Japanese is 民俗誌, 民俗誌学. ethnography means: In anthropology, the branch concerned with systematically describing particular human cultures and societies.
How do you use "ethnography" in a sentence?
Example: "She is writing her doctoral thesis on the ethnography of rural communities." In Japanese, "ethnography" is 民俗誌, 民俗誌学.
Are there other ways to say "ethnography" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "ethnography": 民俗誌, 民俗誌学.
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