Abstract
This chapter explores the methodologies of fieldwork and immersion, rooted in anthropological and sociological traditions, as essential for gaining profound insights into diverse disciplines. By situating researchers directly within the study environments, these methods offer a unique vantage point to observe and interpret complex social dynamics and cultural interactions. The historical evolution of fieldwork is highlighted, showcasing its transformational impact on research methodologies and its adoption across various fields. The benefits of these approaches include rich contextual insights, enhanced rapport with participants, and the ability to observe dynamic interactions.
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