More studies in ethnomethodologyKenneth Liberman.

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Liberman, Kenneth, 1948- [Author]

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9781461930822
9781438446202

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HM481 .M674 2013

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Following sketched maps -- The reflexivity of rules in games -- Communicating meanings -- Some local strategies for surviving intercultural conversations -- "There is a gap" in the Tibetological literature -- Choreographing the orderliness of Tibetan philosophical debates -- The phenomenology of coffee tasting: lessons in practical objectivity -- Conclusion: respecifying Husserl's phenomenology as situated worldly inquiries.

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Includes bibliographies and index.

The local orderliness of crossing Kincaid -- Following sketched maps -- The reflexivity of rules in games -- Communicating meanings -- Some local strategies for surviving intercultural conversations -- "There is a gap" in the Tibetological literature -- Choreographing the orderliness of Tibetan philosophical debates -- The phenomenology of coffee tasting: lessons in practical objectivity -- Conclusion: respecifying Husserl's phenomenology as situated worldly inquiries.

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