Richting in Etnomethodologie en Conversatieanalyse Reeks

Focusing on the application of ethnomethodological analysis, this volume explores its relevance to sociological studies of sport, leisure, and everyday domestic activities. It highlights how ethnomethodology can reshape our understanding of various topics, making significant contributions to sociology, particularly in the areas of sport, leisure, and cultural studies. The book serves as an essential resource for serious readers and researchers interested in the intersection of these fields.

Engaging with Wittgenstein's later thought, this study delves into the concept of 'living law' as it operates within various contexts. It employs ethnomethodology and conversation analysis to examine how individuals navigate and solidify legal categories in institutional settings. By highlighting the dynamic nature of law in action, the book offers a deeper understanding of the interplay between legal frameworks and everyday practices.

A concise intellectual biography of Harold Garfinkel, a key figure in 20th- century social science, and a basic description of ethnomethodology, a research tradition that he created.