Orders of Ordinary Action : Respecifying Sociological Knowledge Book

Preface. Part 1 Analysing orders of ordinary action, Stephen Hester and David Francis
4 relations between literatures of the social scientific movement and their specific ethnomethodological alternates, Harold Garfinkel. Part 2 Studies of Social Organisation: Organisational levers of power, Wes Sharrock and Graham Button
Operating together through videoconference: members' procedures for accomplishing a common space of action, Lorenza Mondada
Doctors' practical management of knowledge in the daily case conference, Nozomi Ikeya and Mitsuhiro Okada
Auspices of corpus status: bibliography as a phenomenon of respecification, Andrew Carlin. Part 3 Studies of Situated Reasoning: Law courts as a perspicuous site for ethnomethodological investigations, Michael Lynch
Circumstances of reasoning in the natural sciences, Eric Livingston
Expert system technology in work practice: a report on service technicians and machine diagnosis, Erik Vinkhuyzen and Jack Whalen
Thinking as a public activity: the local order of a Tibetan philosophical debate, Ken Liberman
Cultures of reading: on professional vision and the lived work of mammography, Roger Slack, Mark Hartswood, Rob Proctor and Mark Rouncefield
The 'problem of dust': forensic investigation as practice action, Robin Williams
Bibliography
Index.