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,Handwerksmeister und Sprachkünstler,e research and analysis stages of projects can help deal with the issue. After discussing several standard ways to check on the reliable gathering of information (e.g. length of study, reflexivity, saturation, and triangulation), the author describes examples from several decades of ethnographic res

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,Einleitung: ?Bildung? als Synthese,e traditional qualitative or ethnographic research agendas, allowing for the easily seen and the virtually invisible to come under examination. From more formal counting schedules to simply counting the number of times a behavior has been observed, these techniques can help alleviate concerns about