Research methods in linguistic anthropology

1.1. Why Research Methods in Linguistic Anthropology?

1.2. Book Structure: Overview of the Twelve Chapters

1.3. Final Thoughts (For Now)

1.4. References Cited

1. Navigating Topics and Creating Research Questions in Linguistic Anthropology / Lydia Catedral

1.1. Introduction

1.2. Navigating and Situating Research Topics

1.3. Ethical Considerations

1.4. Case Study: From Observation to Publication: Creating Flexible Research Questions around Discourse, Technology, and Migration

1.5. Conclusion

1.6. Ethnographic Activities

1.7. Questions to Consider

1.8. Note

1.9. References Cited

1.10. Further Reading

2. Reviewing the Literature in Linguistic Anthropology / Justin B. Richland

2.1. Introduction

2.2. The Peril and Promise of Literature Reviews for Linguistic Anthropological Scholarship Grounded in Ethnographic Fieldwork

2.3. The Ethics of Literature Review

2.4. Tales of Promise and Peril in My Experiences with Reviewing Literature

2.5. Conclusion

2.6. Ethnographic Activities

2.7. Questions to Consider

2.8. Notes

2.9. References Cited

2.10. Further Reading

3. Planning Research in Linguistic Anthropology / Liana Gershon

3.1. Introduction

3.2. Who, Where, and How

3.3. Pre-field Practicalities and Preventative Measures

3.4. Ethics: Compensating Interlocutors

3.5. When Who, Where, and How Intersect: Explaining Your Presence and Getting Access

3.6. Conclusion

3.7. Ethnographic Activities

3.8. Questions to Consider

3.9. References Cited

3.10. Further Reading

4. Care as a Methodological Stance: Research Ethics in Linguistic Anthropology / Robin Conley Riner

4.1. Introduction

4.2. Controversies and Concerns

4.3. Data Collection and Its Entailments

4.4. Case Study

4.5. Concluding Remarks

4.6. Ethnographic Activities

4.7. Questions to Consider

4.8. Notes

4.9. References Cited

4.10. Further Reading

5. Participant Observation and Fieldnotes in Linguistic Anthropology / Sabina M. Perrino

5.1.

Introduction 5.2. Participant Observation in Linguistic Anthropology 5.3. Fieldnotes in Linguistic Anthropology 5.4. Ethical Considerations in Participant Observation 5.5. Case Studies 5.6. Conclusion 5.7. Ethnographic Activities 5.8. Discussion Questions 5.9. References Cited 5.10. Further Reading 6. Interviews in Linguistic Anthropology / Sabina M. Perrino 6.1. Introduction 6.2. Ethnographic Interviews in Linguistic Anthropology 6.3. Ethical Issues in Research Interview Practices 6.4. Intimacy in Interviews 6.5. Concluding Remarks 6.6. Ethnographic Activities 6.7. Questions to Consider 6.8. Notes 6.9. References Cited 6.10. Further Reading 7. Audio-Video Technology for and in the Field: A Primer / Keith M. Murphy 7.1. Introduction 7.2. Audio and Video Data: Some Bugs and Features 7.3. Working with Audio in the Field 7.4. Working with Video in the Field 7.5. Final Words 7.6. Ethnographic Activities 7.7. Questions to Consider 7.8. References Cited 7.9. Further Reading 8. Video Ethnography: A Guide / Jan David Hauck 8.1. Introduction 8.2. Before the Field 8.3. In the Field 8.4. Beyond the Field 8.5. Ethnographic Activities

8.6. Questions to Consider

8.7. Acknowledgments

8.8.

Notes

8.9. References Cited

8.10. Further Reading

9. Transcription and Analysis in Linguistic Anthropology: Creating, Testing, and Presenting Theory on the Page / Heather Loyd

9.1. Introduction

9.2. Taking Stock of What We Have and What More We Need: Logging

9.3. Decisions, Decisions: What and Why to Transcribe

9.4. Coding: How We Continually Build and Refine Theory

9.5. The Insights and Ethics of Representation: What Is Illuminated in Different Transcript Designs

9.6. Conclusion

9.7. Ethnographic Activities

9.8.Questions to Consider

9.9. Notes

9.10. References Cited

9.11. Further Reading

10. Online Research and New Media / Elaine Chun

10.1. Introduction

10.2. Areas of Inquiry

10.3. Rethinking Concepts

10.4. Data Collection and Data Analysis

10.5. Ethics

10.6. Case Study

10.7. Conclusion

10.8. Ethnographic Activities

10.9. Questions to Consider

10.10. Note

10.11. References Cited

10.12. Further Reading

11. Mixed Methods and Interdisciplinary Research in Linguistic Anthropology / Sonya E. Pritzker

11.1. Introduction

11.2. Mixed Methods in Linguistic Anthropology: Issues and Considerations

11.3. Ethical Concerns in Mixed Methods Research

11.4. Case Study: Combining Linguistic and Biocultural Anthropology with Communication Studies

11.5. Conclusion

11.6. Ethnographic Activities

11.7. Questions to Consider

11.8. Notes

11.9. References Cited

11.10. Further Reading

12. Grant Writing for Projects in Linguistic Anthropology Sonia N. Das

12.1. Introduction

12.2. Writing the Grant

12.3. Addressing Ethics

12.4. Conclusion

12.5. Ethnographic Activities

12.6. Questions to Consider

12.7. Notes

12.8. References Cited

12.9. Further Reading.