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Research & Ethics Review

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Rachel Cantrell

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Research Quest

Define Ethics

PG 117 EIIW:

1. a system of moral principles: the ethics of a culture

2. the rules of conduct recognized in respect to a particular class of human actions or a particular group, culture, etc.: medical ethics; Christian ethics.

3. Moral principles, as of an individual: His ethics forbade betrayal of a confidence.

Ethics

Which of these is a peer reviewed source?

Annotated Bibliography

  • National Newspaper
  • A scholarly journal article
  • Times Magazine

An annotated bibliography entry should summarize, asses, and reflect the source you are annotating. The reflection should include how you can tie the source into your project.

  • A Wikipedia Entry
  • A YouTube Video
  • A government website

Peer Reviewed

  • A Scholarly Journal Article

Cite the Source (MLA)

What would you write about this video if you were including it in your annotated bibliography or discussing it in your paper?

Harris, Anita.

"Young Women, Late Modern Politics, and the Participatory Possibilities of Online Cultures."

481-495.

11.5

EBSCO Database.

(October 2008):

Journal of Youth Studies

Comments on Self's Facebook Apology

01 August 2013.

http://jezebel.com/maybe-dont-mock-a-cancer-fighting-marathoners-tutu-1553037512

Answer: Journal Article

Harris, Anita. "Young Women, Late Modern

Politics, and the Participatory Possibilities of Online Cultures." Journal of Youth Studies 11.5 (October 2008):481-495. EBSCO Database. 01 August 2013.

Cite the Source (MLA)

Your Ethnographies

Ethnographic Inquires In Writing.

"The Ethnography of Literacy." 

Szwed, John F.

Southlake, Texas:

Fountainhead,

Do you think it was ethical for the writer from Self to email Monika asking for the photo without disclosing to her that it would be used for their BS meter page or asking for some context with the photo?

Ed. Tabetha Adkins.

Look for YouTube videos and graphics like these for your ethnography project. What are people saying about your the text from your choosen discourse community ? Are there criticisms about gender, race, sexual orientation, religion, etc. in the discourse community you are observing? These are the sort of things you should be looking for. What are people saying about the text? What are the conversations taking place? Find the perspectives. Find the arguments. Find the dialogue.

2010.

Yes

No

Print.

First ed.

3-18.

An essay from an anthology

Szwed, John F. "The Ethnography of Literacy." Ethnographic

Inquires In Writing. Ed. Tabetha Adkins. First ed. Southlake, Texas: Fountainhead, 2010. 3-18. Print.