On Sacks: Methodology, Materials, and Inspirations

ISBN-13: 9780367680060 / Angielski / Miękka / 2022 / 226 str.

UK) Housley William (Cardiff University

Opis

This book is devoted to the re-introduction of the remarkable approach to sociological inquiry developed by Harvey Sacks. Drawing together different fields to which Sacks’ work is central, it considers the ways in which his ideas may inform our understanding of new forms of data and materials.

Recenzje

'With this volume, the editors have created a successful compilation of texts on aspects of Harvey Sacks' work that is unrivaled in terms of thematic and disciplinary breadth ... The authors manage, on the one hand, to present well-known and established topics and perspectives of Sacks' work and their continuations in different research contexts, and on the other hand to show less explored possibilities for connection.' - Dominik Gerst, Svenja Heuser and Maximilian Krug, Qualitative Social Research (translation)

Spis treści

1. On Sacks: Methodology, Materials, and Inspirations  2. Discovering Sacks  3. Action, Meaning and Understanding: Seeing Sociologically with Harvey Sacks  4. Sacks’ Plenum: The Inscription of Social Orders  5. From Ethnosemantics to Occasioned Semantics: The Transformative Influence of Harvey Sacks  6. Sacks, Categories, Language, and Gender  7. A Most Remarkable Fact, for All Intents and Purposes: The Practical Matter of Categorical Truths  8. Sacks: On Omni-relevance and the Layered Texture of Interaction  9. Membership Categorization and the Sequential Multimodal Organisation of Action: Walking, Perceiving, and Talking in Material-spatial Ecologies  10. Revisiting Sacks’s Work on Greetings: the "First Position" for Greetings  11. Sacks, Silence, and Self-(de)selection  12. Using Observation as a Basis for Theorising: Children’s Interactions and Social Order  13. Membership Categorisation and the Notion of "Omni-relevance" in Everyday Family Interactions  14. Sacks and the Study of the Local Organisation of Second Language Lessons  15. Categorisation Practices, Place, and Perception: Doing Incongruities and the Commonplace Scene as ‘Assembled Activity’  16. On Sacks and the Analysis of Racial Categories-in-Action  17. Harvey Sacks, Membership Categorisation, and Social Media