Pilotní výzkum v etnografii – bariéry v interakci mezi Romy a majoritou ****************************************************************************************** * Vavroch Michal ****************************************************************************************** Ethnographic Pilot Study – Barriers in Interactions between Romas and the Majority Abstrakt This article discusses the importance of a pilot study when undertaking qualitative inquir fundamental characteristics of qualitative research is the emerging design. This means tha question(s) may be adjusted, the methodology of data collection modified and the place cha entering the field. The paper presents my own experience with the transformation of a rese during the research process. The subject of my research was the interaction between the Ro majority population, which I decided to investigate through the ethnographic approach. The preliminary analysis was conducted. However, after entering the field, I discovered that t agenda was in conflict with the nature of the environment. It was necessary to find a new which took me a considerable amount of time. The question is whether it could be avoided b implementation. In order to assess the role of this method, I created a virtual pilot stud in detail, the specific procedures used and their utilization. Although my field activitie of parameters of the pilot study, the main point was not implemented – a fundamental chang design. The purpose of this paper is to initiate a discussion on the usefulness of a pilot ethnography. It could be interesting especially for beginning researchers, and / or for th do research in hard-to-reach groups. The text itself is written in reflexive form. It also the findings related to the theoretical grasp of the Roma identity and identification. Klíčová slova pilot study; emergent research design; Roma – Czech interaction; ethnography Článek v PDF ke stažení [ URL "LM-834-version1-vavroch.pdf"] Michal Vavroch [ URL "LM-413.html "]