Quantitative Data in Ethnography With Asian Reflections

Abstract

This article discusses how ethnographic techniques work to conduct statistical analysis in anthropological research on the Indigenous community. At the same time, it explores how to use statistical techniques to expand anthropology and capacity and other qualitative approaches to research. It limits us in some ways to the questions we may ask in the digital age, between qualitative and quantitative research methods, between science and humanity, and between numbers and understanding. Yet, quantitative ethnography is a 'complement' to a research method that supports our growing data. It will help to understand how we can take our place in the rich world.