[Air-l] ethnography and ethics

[Jonathan Marshall]

jon wrote:
> It *is* more data, and data you can't always get unobtrusively. It 
> does not mean it is 'truth', but in this case it is a commentary 
> on what perhaps 'should' be happening.

And adds,  that perhaps what is said by the person is accurate within one set of framings and not within others. The modes of framing, which produce the truth, then also become questions for ethnography.

jon


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