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DIGITÁLNA ETNOGRAFIA NA CESTE K ROZŠÍRENÉMU EMPIRIZMU: NOVÝ METODOLOGICKÝ RÁMEC

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Umi Hsu W. F.
Slovenský národopis (Slovak Ethnology)
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2018
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vol. 66
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issue 1
7 - 28
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The increasing digital mediation in the field of ethnographic inquiry is undeniable. Through the engagement of individual users, governments, corporations, and even grassroots organizations, the ubiquity of computational technology has a far-reaching impact on social life. Scholarship on digital ethnography has fallen along a continuum between theory and methodology. By shifting the focus of the digital from a subject to a method of research, this article contends for a methodologically centred framework of digital ethnography that can transcend the digital/physical binary that is more fraught in discourse than it is in the human experience of contemporary culture. Within this framework, ethnographers can leverage the digital affordances of scalability and inter modality to uncover new perspectives on field observations and document social and cultural processes with empirical specificity and precision. Ethnographers can use data and new informational discoveries to extend of their field-based knowledge, achieving what the author refers to as “augmented empiricism.” In this article, he examines how working with a variety of digital tools, including web scraping, mapping, and sound visualization, could widen the scope of ethnographic work and deepen our practice. Part two focuses on the process of interpreting field data and the value of geospatial visualizations. The last part explores digital methods that magnify the perception of physical senses like sound, sight, and space.
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„CORONACOASTER“: LOCAL REFLECTIONS ON DIGITAL SOCIAL NETWORKS

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Zavratnik V., Svetel A.
Etnologické rozpravy (Ethnological Disputes)
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2021
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vol. 28
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issue 1
52 – 65
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Based on the research of the topics and themes that appeared on the selected pages, groups and profiles on Facebook and Instagram during the two periods of the COVID-19 pandemic, the article highlights the local reflections of the epidemic situation in Slovenia, while showing the intertwinement of on- and offline spheres of social life. It also brings forth questions of online communities, discusses the transformation of local epidemic discourses and reconsiders some of the methodological postulates of digital ethnography.
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