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Critique II (1402 words) |
 | The approach Gourlay proposes is of an ethnomusicologist who, instead of resembling a superhumanly objective and omniscient figure, is integral to the ethnomusicological field study through the human and sometimes subjective qualities of the individual. |
| It is indeed the ethnomusicologist who must meet the challenges of the field and not a constraining single set of rules we would call the science of ethnomusicology. |
| As ethnomusicologists there seems to be a problem in discovering questions not asked because the learning process we have known precludes their formation. |
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