➞ Program
Since the beginning of the CRC 1187 “Media of Cooperation”, materials and methods from the Harold Garfinkel Archive have grounded research and initiated productive discussions for understanding media practices. The work began with an onsite workshop at the Archive in 2016.
For the third phase we are bringing together another group of practicing ethnomethodologists for an onsite workshop to probe that legacy in the light of ongoing ethnographic and archival research. The workshop offers a venue to tackle core issues of the third funding phase in the context of P01 research on the sociology of perception, technical mediation, and multi-sensorial practice(s).
The workshop will scrutinize and further develop the mutually instructive relationship between archival work and ethnographic research, while also considering the Archive as a field site and material reservoir for doing practical research on topics such as instructed action, embodied practice, the interactional construction of sensing and “dis-abilities”, tutorial problems, and “et cetera”.
With contributions by Anne W. Rawls, Michael Lynch, Jakub Mlynář, Jason Turowetz, Philippe Sormani, and Clemens Eisenmann.
The event is primarily planned as an on-site event. To participate, please reach out to Dr. Clemens Eisenmann.
Venue
Newburyport, MA (US)
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Aug. 14th 2024
Get together
Mr. India, 140 High St., Newburyport, MA 01950
Aug. 15th 2024
Introduction
Clemens Eisenmann (University of Konstanz & Siegen) Anne W. Rawls (Bentley University & University of Siegen)
Ways of working in the Garfinkel Archive
Jason Turowetz (University of California Santa Barbara)
Coffee break
Zato, what? An archive visit, two coding approaches, some next steps
Philippe Sormani (Zurich University of the Arts & University of Siegen)
Etcetera work in the archive and in human-computer/robot interaction
Jakub Mlynář (University of Applied Sciences Western Switzerland) Clemens Eisenmann (University of Konstanz & Siegen)
Lunch
Garfinkel, Sacks and the unity of EMCA
Michael Lynch (Cornell University)
Making of Studies in Ethnomethodology discussed by Garfinkel & Sacks
Clemens Eisenmann (University of Konstanz & Siegen)
Roaming through the Garfinkel Archive
Conference dinner
Brown Sugar, 75 Water St, Newburyport, MA 01950
Aug. 16th 2024
Open Forum Discussion (preliminary topics)
Work in the discovering sciences, pulsar study, Friedrich Schrecker materials Suicide Prevention Center meeting 1964 with Parsons, Goffman, Garfinkel, Sacks Early conferences on ethnomethodology 1962 & 1963 Inter- and Intra-Racial Homicides (Garfinkel’s Master Thesis) Garfinkel & Sacks discussions/letters and On setting in Conversation Multisensoriality, “dis-abilities”, Blindness Tutorial problems, embodied practice, instructed action Introductions for novices, lectures on ethnomethodology, lecturing’s work The ongoing work on the public website and catalog
Coffee
Lunch
Conclusion
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