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The 127 pages that link to Ethnography, each with the reason it gives.

• Human scienceBroader topic: It builds detailed accounts of cultural practices from life within communities.

• Jami' al-tawarikhRelated: Its histories include descriptions of communities beyond the Mongol and Islamic political worlds.

• Watkin TenchRelated: Tench’s observations of Aboriginal people are used, cautiously, as early ethnographic testimony.

• A. P. ElkinNarrower topic: Elkin’s books and articles drew on ethnographic research among Aboriginal communities.

• Henry MayhewRelated: Mayhew’s interviews resemble ethnographic inquiry, though his work predates modern disciplinary methods.

• Jaap KunstRelated: Kunst’s Indonesian research depended on documenting music within living cultural practices.

• Lewis H. MorganNarrower topic: Morgan’s field observations helped establish comparative study grounded in detailed accounts.

• Nancy Scheper-HughesRelated: Her influential studies rely on close, long-term engagement with communities.

• Nikolay PrzhevalskyRelated: His expedition accounts described Central Asian peoples, often through the assumptions of his era.

• ResearchBroader topic: It investigates social life in its everyday context.

• Theatre studiesRelated: Researchers use ethnographic methods to investigate rehearsal rooms, audiences, and performance communities.

• Walter Baldwin SpencerNarrower topic: Spencer’s publications made ethnographic observation central to his work on Aboriginal societies.

• Audrey RichardsNarrower topic: Her books turned long-term field observations into detailed accounts of social life.

• Camilla WedgwoodNarrower topic: Her Pacific studies contributed to ethnographic knowledge through sustained observation.

• Eskimo kissRelated: Careful ethnographic sources can test broad claims about the gesture's customary use and meaning.

• Ethnic pornographyCompared with: Despite the shared word root, it is a social-science method, not sexual media.

• Francis James GillenNarrower topic: Gillen’s publications combined long-term observation with written accounts of ceremonies and social organization.

• Irawati KarveRelated: Her scholarship drew on ethnographic materials to ground comparisons of social life.

• Irenäus Eibl-EibesfeldtRelated: Ethnographic context helps assess whether recorded behavior reflects shared biology or local social practice.

• Melford SpiroNarrower topic: Spiro’s arguments drew on extended fieldwork in Myanmar and Micronesia.

• National Museum of IndonesiaRelated: Ethnography informs how objects are documented as parts of social life rather than isolated artifacts.

• Nicholas Miklouho-MaclayNarrower topic: Miklouho-Maclay’s long stays among Pacific communities became a landmark example of ethnographic fieldwork.

• Peter FreuchenNarrower topic: Freuchen’s observations are best situated within the ethnographic traditions of his era.

• Qualitative analysis (research methods)Related: Ethnographic analysis links observed practices and participants' meanings to their cultural context.

• Richard Borshay LeeRelated: Lee built his accounts through long-term ethnographic research among Ju/'hoansi.

• Shoqan WalikhanovNarrower topic: Walikhanov’s accounts combined observation with documentation of customs, beliefs, and oral traditions.

• Sorbian studiesNarrower topic: It provides methods for documenting community experience beyond texts and institutions.