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Anthropological Research Methods: Caveats and Promises •Wide range of methods depending on theoretical orientation and problem •Methods vary depending on subfield of anthropology (socio-cultural anthropology) •Methods have multidimensional flexibility depending on epistemological and ontological positioning
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