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Respecifying Lab Ethnography

Name: Respecifying Lab Ethnography
Brand: Taylor & Francis Ltd
SKU: 04783798
Price: 88918 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: Philippe Sormani
ISBN: 9781409465867

Philippe Sormani

Language

English

Book Hardback

Libristo code: 04783798

Publishers Taylor & Francis Ltd, October 2014

Respecifying Lab Ethnography delivers the first ethnomethodological study of current experimental ph... Full description

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Respecifying Lab Ethnography delivers the first ethnomethodological study of current experimental physics in action, describing the disciplinary orientation of lab work and exploring the discipline in its social order, formal stringency and skilful performance - in situ and in vivo. Drawing upon extensive participant observation, this book articulates and draws upon two major strands of ethnomethodological inquiry: reflexive ethnography and video analysis. In bringing together these two approaches, which have hitherto existed in parallel, Respecifying Lab Ethnography introduces a practice-based video analysis. In doing so, the book recasts conventional distinctions to shed fresh light on methodological issues surrounding the descriptive investigation of social practices more broadly. An engaged and innovative study of the encountered worksite, this book will appeal not only to sociologists with interests in ethnomethodology and the sociology of work, but also to scholars of science and technology studies and those working in the fields of ethnography and social science methodology.