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| While lip service is paid to the concepts of emic and etic, she makes no attempt to produce an adequate set of derived etic descriptions. The great value in this study stems from the fact that the author leaves no perspective out of the presentation and analysis of the data he amassed, including emic and etic, and the fact that he is very careful theoretically, employing an inductive approach in which generalizations regarding reasons for conversion to one or another sect apparently emerge from the data rather than exert control over it. Life history studies benefit the researcher, according to Kouritzin (2000), because they force the researcher to try to understand and then represent an emic perspective of social constructs. |
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