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Eglin1976
BibType	ARTICLE
Key	Eglin1976
Author(s)	Peter Eglin
Title	Leaving out the interpreter's work: a methodological critique of ethnosemantics based on ethnomethodology
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Tag(s)	ethnosemantics, ethnomethodology, interpretation, EMCA
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Year	1976
Language	English
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Journal	Semiotica
Volume	17
Number	4
Pages	339–369
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DOI	10.1515/semi.1976.17.4.339
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-|Title=Leaving Out the Interpreter's Work: A Methodological Critique of Ethnosemantics Based on Ethnomethodology
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 |Tag(s)=ethnosemantics; ethnomethodology; interpretation; EMCA
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 |DOI=10.1515/semi.1976.17.4.339
-|Abstract=In trying to discover the nature of cultural competence, ethnosemantics
-(ethsem) leaves out of account the judgmental or interpretive work of a
-society's members, and that neglect is fatal to its program. This critical
-thesis is the nub of the present article. It derives from Garflnkel and, more
-implicitly, from the later Wittgenstein.
 }}