Ethnographic Analysis Of Social Work

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In this paper,I decided to go deeper in the analysis section because i noticed that; it was a shallow section, and did not explain to the reader how it’s linked to the writer’s purpose.(What makes that particular work attractive). It had no linkages, interpretations, explanations; hence, leaving the reader guessing what I implied. So this time i tried to give a general explanation without being opinionated.

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