Traditional ethnographic accounts by past anthropologists such as Mead, Lewis, and Malinowski made extensive use of the first person pronoun "I", emphasizing the anthropologist's personal experiences in the field.

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Traditional ethnographic accounts by past anthropologists like Mead, Lewis, and Malinowski often aimed for an objective, third-person narrative, minimizing the use of the first person to maintain a sense of scientific detachment and authority.

Traditional Ethnographic Accounts by Past Anthropologists Such as Mead, Lewis