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of practical  reasoning as  it functions  and  is embedded  in  the  form  of  the  life  and language-game of depression. While depression is the  locus  of  this practice, it  will be argued that  the practice  operates in other  forms  of  life. The practice
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can  be  understood  as  a  constituent  of  the  so-called documentary method  of
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interpretation (cf.  Garfinkel,  1967,  pp.  76-103).
 
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Heap1982a
BibType ARTICLE
Key Heap1982a
Author(s) James L. Heap
Title Practical reasoning in depression: a practice
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Tag(s) EMCA, Ethnomethodology, Depression, Documentory method of interpretation
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Year 1982
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Journal Human Studies
Volume 5
Number 4
Pages 345-356
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Abstract

The concern of this paper is to describe and analyze the properties of one practice of practical reasoning as it functions and is embedded in the form of the life and language-game of depression. While depression is the locus of this practice, it will be argued that the practice operates in other forms of life. The practice can be understood as a constituent of the so-called documentary method of interpretation (cf. Garfinkel, 1967, pp. 76-103).

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