Andrew wants to understand the life experiences of the people who farm organic coffee in the highlands of Guatemala and of the people who sell and drink it at boutique coffee shops in Portland, Oregon. In order to conduct his project, he is MOST likely going to need to do which of the following? A. applied researchB. four-field anthropologyC. multisited ethnographyD. sociolinguistics

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Allison

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7 February, 12:43

Andrew wants to understand the life experiences of the people who farm organic coffee in the highlands of Guatemala and of the people who sell and drink it at boutique coffee shops in Portland, Oregon. In order to conduct his project, he is MOST likely going to need to do which of the following? A. applied researchB. four-field anthropologyC. multisited ethnographyD. sociolinguistics

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Gaven Hopkins · Answer 1

multisited ethnography

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Multi-sited ethnography is the first is the practice of pursuing ethnographic fieldwork in more than one geographical location. Andrew will be in one location, the farms where this coffee is produced, in the highlands of Guatemala and then in Portland Oregon where people drink and buy the coffee

Multisited ethnography basically the study of social phenomena that cannot be sort out by focusing on just a single site. The core and purpose of multisited research is to follow people, connections, associations, and relationships across soace.