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... ETHNOMETHODOLOGY AND CONVERSATION ANALYSIS Given its Greek roots , the term ethnomethodology literally means the methods that people use on a daily basis to accomplish ... Ethnomethodology and Conversation Analysis Defining Ethnomethodology.
... ETHNOMETHODOLOGY AND CONVERSATION ANALYSIS Given its Greek roots , the term ethnomethodology literally means the methods that people use on a daily basis to accomplish ... Ethnomethodology and Conversation Analysis Defining Ethnomethodology.
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... ethnomethodologists adopt a stance of ethnomethodological indiffer- ence . They do not judge the nature of the accounts but rather analyze them in terms of how they are used in practical action . They are concerned with the accounts as ...
... ethnomethodologists adopt a stance of ethnomethodological indiffer- ence . They do not judge the nature of the accounts but rather analyze them in terms of how they are used in practical action . They are concerned with the accounts as ...
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... ( ethnomethodology ) . accounting practices The ways in which one person offers an account and another per- son accepts or rejects that account ( ethnomethodology ) . accounts The ways in which actors explain ( describe , criticize , and ...
... ( ethnomethodology ) . accounting practices The ways in which one person offers an account and another per- son accepts or rejects that account ( ethnomethodology ) . accounts The ways in which actors explain ( describe , criticize , and ...
Contents
Classical Grand Theories | 13 |
Classical Theories of Everyday Life | 42 |
Contemporary Theoretical Portraits of the Social World 135 | 75 |
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