NURSING ANM AND GNM

Detailed explanation-1: -Through fieldwork, the social anthropologist seeks a detailed and intimate understanding of the context of social action and relations. Fieldwork in a previously unfamiliar setting has among its aims a deep understanding that encompasses as much as possible of an ‘insider’s’ perspective.

Detailed explanation-2: -Start a working document called chapters, write down ideas for chapters, make a note of interesting events, conversations, and quotes that might go into each. Update this every few weeks as you spend a greater time in the field.

Detailed explanation-3: -Fieldwork is a vital part of being an anthropologist. It lets us improve our knowledge of humans and human ancestors. Fieldwork also allows us to get out of the classroom and explore exciting places around the world.

Detailed explanation-4: -Many anthropologists work in their own societies looking at economics, health, education, law, and policy (to name just a few topics). When trying to understand these complex issues, they keep in mind what they know about biology, culture, types of communication, and how humans lived in the past.