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The 12 pages that link to Ethnomethodology, each with the reason it gives.

• EthnographyCompared with: It shares close attention to everyday practices but asks how social order is made observable.

• Symbolic interactionismCompared with: It shares attention to everyday interaction while focusing on practical methods of sense-making.

• Turn-takingNarrower topic: Conversation analysis grew from its focus on members' practical methods.

• Everyday lifeRelated: It examines the practical methods that make routine situations intelligible.

• Erving GoffmanCompared with: Its influence and differences show how Goffman’s focus on encounters fits among interactional approaches.

• Thick descriptionRelated: It also examines situated meaning, but focuses on members’ practical methods.

• Conversation analysisNarrower topic: Conversation analysis developed from ethnomethodology's focus on members' methods for making social order.

• InterpretivismRelated: It reveals how ordinary practices make social situations intelligible to participants.

• VerstehenRelated: It extends interpretive attention to the practical methods through which social meaning becomes intelligible.

• Computer-supported cooperative workRelated: Its close attention to situated practice informs analyses of how work actually unfolds around technology.

• Harold GarfinkelNarrower topic: Garfinkel founded this approach and developed its central research program.

• Interpretation (hermeneutics)Related: It treats ordinary actions as meaningful practices that participants continually interpret.