2009
DOI: 10.4000/questionsdecommunication.8882
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Journalists and Sociologists

Abstract: This English translation has not been published in printed form/Cette traduction anglaise n'a pas été publiée sous forme imprimée. 1 A complex landscape of interdependent connections, a tangled web of motivations and interpenetrating methods and tools: such is the picture that emerges from the few existing studies on relationships between journalism and sociology. Recurrent themes include a somewhat indistinct "dividing line" (Ruellan, 1992 : 25), "lines of demarcation between the two camps", "zones of contact… Show more

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“…mirror complex, or reveal what it means for R to "pay" her "dad." Only an intimate acquaintance with Dene-Tha culture and of the family concerned would enable us to grasp that "dad"is a medicine person, and that the payment (of insignificant monetary value) is not for him but for the source of his power: the animal helper he encountered in the course of his adolescent vision quest (Goulet, 1992). Here, then, is arole for the ethnographer: to fill in background, so that we might more fully grasp the native significance of things than we could were we to depend entirely on unelaborated transcriptions of talk.…”
Section: Fieldnotes and Culturementioning
confidence: 99%
“…mirror complex, or reveal what it means for R to "pay" her "dad." Only an intimate acquaintance with Dene-Tha culture and of the family concerned would enable us to grasp that "dad"is a medicine person, and that the payment (of insignificant monetary value) is not for him but for the source of his power: the animal helper he encountered in the course of his adolescent vision quest (Goulet, 1992). Here, then, is arole for the ethnographer: to fill in background, so that we might more fully grasp the native significance of things than we could were we to depend entirely on unelaborated transcriptions of talk.…”
Section: Fieldnotes and Culturementioning
confidence: 99%