Ethnomethodology Sociology Social Sciences

What is ethnomethodology? As ethnomethodologists claim, it is important to understand that Ethnomethodology is not a methodology but a social science. Its name comes from the concept of ethnomethods, standing for methods that actors use to accomplish their everyday tasks (and which ethnomethodologists study).

• Department of Sociology of Chicago - Bibliographies and classical articles in sociology, anthropology and ethnomethodology.
  
• European conference on computer-supported cooperative work (ECSCW 1997) - Fifth conference on CSCW. Program and proceedings.
  
• European conference on computer-supported cooperative work (ECSCW 2003) - Eighth conference on CSCW. Program.
  
• Navigation for Ethnomethodology and Conversation Analysis - Links and bibliography.
  
• Work Practice & Technology - The next 20 years of research (WPT Fest) - Program of the symposium, photos and discussion by Lucy Suchman.
  
• Sociology in University of California at Los Ansgeles (UCLA) - Department of Harold Garfinkel, John Heritage, Emanuel Schegloff and Melvin Pollner.
  
• Mixed Reality Laboratory - Studies in the field of computer uses, from work to leisure(University of Nottingham).
  
• Computer-supported cooperative work (CSCW) - Papers and online journal.
  
• Conversation Analysis Tutorial - An introduction to transcription and analysis in the CA tradition. Video and audio clips are used to take the student through theoretical and practical issues in basic CA work.
  
• Schegloff, Emanuel - Sound-assisted practical guide to transcription for conversation analysis by one of his founder.
  
• Language and social action - The collaborative research project compares affiliative and disaffiliative activities across cultures, languages and institutional settings. Overview, calendar and references.
  
• Kelly, Russell - Work in progress, papers, definition and CV.
  
• Department of Sociology of Lancaster University - Science Studies, Ethnography of Computer-Supporter Cooperative Work (CSCW), Transcripts of Talk and Ethnomethodological Papers by Michel Callon, John A Hughes, Bruno Latour, John Law, Wes Sharrock, Lucy Suchman.
  
• International Institute for Ethnomethodology and Conversation Analysis (IIEMCA) - History, publications and events of the institute.
  
• Human-Centered Computing - Resources from the course on Conversation Analysis by Richard Alterman.
  
• A Textual Analysis of Harold Garfinkel's Story of Agnes - Article by Leia Kaitlyn Armitage.
  
• International Conference on Internet Research and Information for Social Scientist - Articles from the 98 conference featuring Steve Woolgar, Keith Cole, Ros Sutherland among others.
  
• Crabtree, Andy - Research, publications (PDF), and recent ethnographic fieldwork.
  
• Varenne, Hervé - Presents his teaching and research work in anthropology with a special focus on culture theory, school, family in an ethnomethodological fashion.
  
• Mambila Divination - Article by David Zeitlyn in Man Revue.
  
• Text and Talk at Work - International Conference on Discourse Practices in, around and about the Workplace, featuring Jean Widmer, Aaron Cicourel and Diana Slade. Abstracts in Conversation Analysis.
  
• Slembrouck - Statement on disourse analysis and sociology of order in an interaction.
  
• Virtual Society - Research Program directed by Steve Woolgar. Projects, resources and events.
  
• Labeling Theory and Ethnomethodology - Robert Keel compares Symbolic Interactionism and Ethnomethodological account to Deviance and Social Control.
  
• Australian Institute for Ethnomethodology and Conversation Analysis (AIEM/CA) - Events, conferences (mainly on Talk), abstracts and extracts of PhD Theses.
  
• Equator - Interdisciplinary Research Collaboration on integration of physical and digital interaction. Partners, projects and papers in social science, cognitive science and design.
  
• Berard, Tim - Personal page with cv, links and bibliography.
  
  

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