Larry Wieder's Radical Ethno-Inquiries
Larry Wieder's contributions to sociology are detailed, focusing on his racical ethno-inquiries in ethnomethodology. What is remarkable about Language and Social Reality is that Wieder produced one of the few ethnographies in which only real events lead the commentary. He describes a moral orde...
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| description | Larry Wieder's contributions to sociology are detailed, focusing on his racical ethno-inquiries in ethnomethodology. What is remarkable about Language and Social Reality is that Wieder produced one of the few ethnographies in which only real events lead the commentary. He describes a moral order as a continuous ongoing process, rather than as a set of stable elements of culture (1974, p. 221). It is sociology made difcult, but made real. |
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