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Knowledge and Indigenous Societies: Perspectives

There are difficulties involved in studying culture. For example the investigators can never really step out of the culture in which they themselves were raised and therefore view other cultures through the lens of their own. This implies that there are two views of a culture: one from the inside, from the point of view of a member of the culture, and one view from the outside. These are the emic and etic...

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