Ethnographers "write people" from the perspective of:
A. observers who represent the issue or group strictly from an outsider's perspective
B. observers who seek to systemically investigate the culture always with an "outside-in" (etic) perspective
C. observers who participate to some extent in the lives of the people about whom they write
D. observers who inaccurately represent the culture with an "emic" or "inside-out"
E. perspective
F. observers who develop "non-fictive kinships" with the people that they study and become permanent members of the community that they write about
C
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Fill in the blank(s) with correct word