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(2012) Human Studies 35 (2).
With the death of Harold Garfinkel another of the masters of the last century has left us. Garfinkel was the founding father of ethnomethodology, and nobody today concerned with the meaning of social action can gainsay the deeply innovative, indeed revolutionary, work carried forward by Garfinkel for at least 60 years.
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DOI: 10.1007/s10746-012-9221-5
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Fele, G. (2012). Harold Garfinkel, 29 october 1917–21 april 2011. Human Studies 35 (2), pp. 153-155.
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