
EVERYONE TALKS - WE LISTEN
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EthosEcoEthno is the most environmentally friendly research approach, enabling high-quality analysis without direct contact, without respondents, and without traditional questioning.
We understand and interpret meanings through immersion and involvement in the context of discussions in social networks – the real world of the consumer with their concerns, anxieties, desires, and aspirations. That is why we say:
ETHOS ECO ETHNO
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The name “EthosEcoEthno” reflects a holistic methodological triad that forms the foundation of this approach to social research. It unites three key dimensions of human life and social development:
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ETHOS – the values, norms, and worldview of the individual and society. These are the internal orientations, attitudes, and meaning systems that shape human behavior and form social practices.
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ECO – the environment and ecological context in which individuals and societies exist. This dimension includes the natural, material, and spatial conditions that influence social processes.
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ETHNO – culture, traditions, and identity. This is historical memory, cultural codes, and collective experience through which society understands itself and transmits values to future generations.
The EthosEcoEthno method is based on the principle that social reality cannot be understood in isolation from these three interconnected dimensions. Human behavior, social change, and societal phenomena are formed at the intersection of values, environment, and culture.
Thus, the name reflects the core idea of the approach: a comprehensive study of society through the unity of worldview, ecological context, and cultural identity. EthosEcoEthno is a research perspective that makes it possible to view social processes holistically, systematically, and in their real-life interconnections.


Aristotle
(384 BC-322 BC)
There are three types of methods of persuasion provided by speech: some are determined by the disposition of the speaker, others by the particular mood of the listener, and others by the speech itself with its true or imaginary persuasiveness.

John Duns Scotus
(1265-1308)
The ineffable individual essence is neither matter nor form, nor a composite of both, but the ultimate reality of every being.

Harold Garfinkel
(1917-2011)
Any social situation self-organizes, is executed and represented within itself in such a way that its properties can be discovered and recorded.
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Every social setting includes methods by which individuals make it evident that the structure of that setting is clear, coherent, orderly, and rational.







