Titlebook: Deconstructing Ethnography; Towards a Social Met Graham Button,Andy Crabtree,Peter Tolmie Book 2015 Springer International Publishing Switz

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Sylvia Kühne,Christina Schlepperons that there was a need for ‘new’ approaches to ethnography to contend with a changing and broadening milieu for design, and presented a number of reasons for handling such calls with care. We explain here how that paper was received and the range of misunderstandings it gave rise to. We also outl

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-51382-4hy within systems design, with the accompanying suggestion that ethnography should now be used to provide an understanding (rather than an explication) of culture and the meaning that technology has for people in their everyday lives. What we see in these calls are some old social science arguments

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-13582-1eaning to social and cultural matters. Something that features strongly within calls for ‘new’ approaches is the fundamental assertion that observations are always theory laden and that ethnography is, accordingly, inherently a matter of interpretation. In this chapter we examine this proposition an

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-13582-1criptions’ of action and interaction. Scenic description orients us to grossly observable features of action and interaction without examining the ‘just how’ of its doing, i.e., just how what was done was done so as to pull it off as the thing that grossly observable is. This concern with the . of t

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Kein Mensch, nur Mensch oder Person?l science that make use of ethnography. Ethnomethodology provides for a complete respecification of how the social should be apprehended through the . of the ways in which people achieve the orderliness of their actions and interactions through the methodical use of common-sense knowledge. Thus, in

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