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|Note=English title: The Body Distributed: An Ethnomethodological Study of Social Interaction | |Note=English title: The Body Distributed: An Ethnomethodological Study of Social Interaction | ||
| + | |Abstract=ヴィトゲンシュタイン派エスノメソドロジーを出発点におき、会話分析の構えに拠りながら、相互行為における行為の組織を検討しました。「ことば」と「からだ」と「もの」が、互いの構造に依存しながら、互いの構造を鍛えあう様子に焦点を当て、人間の行為がどのような仕掛けにより生み出されるかを、原理的に考えました。扱っている素材は、楽器の練習、助産院や産婦人科医院における健診・診察、日常会話です。 | ||
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| + | Based on Wittgenstein and ethnomethodology as a starting point, we examine the organization of actions in interaction from a conversation analytic perspective. We focus on the manner in which "words", "body" and "things" both depend on and uphold each other's structure. The book explores the phenomena of human action through the empirical study of how people practice playing musical instruments, how doctors examine patients, interactions at a midwifery center, at an obstetrics and gynecologist clinic, as well as in everyday conversation. | ||
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| BibType | BOOK |
| Key | Nishizaka2008 |
| Author(s) | 西阪仰 |
| Title | 分散する身体: エスノメソドロジー的相互行為分析の展開 |
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| Tag(s) | EMCA, Body, 日本語 |
| Publisher | 勁草書房 |
| Year | 2008 |
| Language | English |
| City | 東京 |
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Abstract
ヴィトゲンシュタイン派エスノメソドロジーを出発点におき、会話分析の構えに拠りながら、相互行為における行為の組織を検討しました。「ことば」と「からだ」と「もの」が、互いの構造に依存しながら、互いの構造を鍛えあう様子に焦点を当て、人間の行為がどのような仕掛けにより生み出されるかを、原理的に考えました。扱っている素材は、楽器の練習、助産院や産婦人科医院における健診・診察、日常会話です。
Rough English translation:
Based on Wittgenstein and ethnomethodology as a starting point, we examine the organization of actions in interaction from a conversation analytic perspective. We focus on the manner in which "words", "body" and "things" both depend on and uphold each other's structure. The book explores the phenomena of human action through the empirical study of how people practice playing musical instruments, how doctors examine patients, interactions at a midwifery center, at an obstetrics and gynecologist clinic, as well as in everyday conversation.
Notes
English title: The Body Distributed: An Ethnomethodological Study of Social Interaction
