The present article discusses Ethics concept as dwell and way of dwelling, aiming to articulate it with some elements of participative research from an ethnographic matrix. Mainly, it focuses the idea of the ethical subject's autonomy, associating it with self-reflection and alterity in ethnography. Yet, it approaches the participative research in an ethnographic perspective as a praxis that in...

Just what do system administration and ethnography have in common? One might think that ethnography is about studying cultures, but in a broader sense, ethnography means “writing about and describing humans and human behavior.” For better or worse, system administration involves many human-to-human and human-to-machine interactions. Ethnographers have been studying the behavior of system admini...

Interpretive ethnography is a methodology for studying the ways in which a social group constructs and lives its particular, indigenous version of reality. In this paper I argue that interpretive ethnogi'aphy offers a useful avenue for exploring how members of a professional community go about producing and applying specialized written knowledge. At the same time, however, I raise the caveat th...

As legal phenomena have become entangled with information and communication technologies, the internet in particular, it is important for socio-legal researchers to engage online-focused methodological approaches. This article contributes this need by offering an exploration of some significant theoretical problematics presented ethnographic approaches research. Drawing on literature reflection...