Problem
Example of Components of Final Paper (Ethnography) Introduction Reflexivity: A discussion on your own background, recognizing your own cultural position and how it may affect your research. Guiding Question: What specific question do you want to answer with your ethnography? Thesis Statement: After conducting your ethnographic research, what is your answer? What will your paper be trying to prove? Body Paragraphs Theory Sections: The theory you chose is clearly introduced and explained. Background Research: This section places your fieldwork in context, discussing your 5 sources. Fieldwork: Include Evidence and Data. Evidence: Interviews, excerpts from field notes, quotes, information from documents, pictures, diagrams are included and interpreted in fair and accurate ways. Validity and credibility of sources and material used for support or evidences are evaluated. Data: How many people you interviewed, how many times you visited, how much material you have is organized either in charts or clearly within the paper. Conclusion Implications and Consequences of your Thesis are addressed: Did your Thesis prove correct? Why or why not? Placing your individual study in a wider context (e.g., human universals, social awareness and self perception).