Abstract

LIBERMAN, Kenneth. The Reflexive Intelligibility of what occurs: Ethnomethodological perspectives on the communication of sense. Enfoques [online]. 2017, vol.29, n.1, pp.65-104. ISSN 1669-2721.

Ethnomethodology portrays common events, allowing them to keep their dynamic and collaborative nature. Ethnomethodologists identify the methods that were employed to elaborate a practical objectivity that provides meaning and order to what occurs locally, examining closely the local aspects of every-day events with the objective of detailing the way in which a local entourage of collaborators cooperate to provide intelligibility to their social interaction, a local task that happens naturally and that depends on the reflexive nature of any emerging meaning.

Keywords : Ethnomethodology; Harold Garfinkel; Maurice Merleau-Ponty; Objectification; Reflexibity.

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