Ethnomethodology as a phenomenological approach in the social sciences

George Psathas

pp. 73-98

in: Don Ihde, Richard Zaner (eds), Interdisciplinary phenomenology, Berlin, Springer, 1977

Abstract

In this paper I would like to consider one of the phenomenological approaches in the social sciences which has developed in recent years, the ethnomethodology of Harold Garfinkel, his students and associates, and analyze some of its characteristics.

Cited authors

Garfinkel Harold