Ethnographic Studies

Articles

• Front matter

  Oskar Lindwall, Douglas Macbeth, Dušan Bjelić

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• Introduction

  Douglas Macbeth, Oskar Lindwall, Dušan Bjelić

  1-12

• Michael Lynch’s law and science studies A context and foundation for understanding ethnomethodology

  Stacy Burns

  13–32

• A tale of two laboratories

  Graham Button

  33–45

• Encountered astronomy Aesthetics and authenticity in the public communication of science

  Andrew Carlin, Joana Brás Varanda Marques, Rod Watson

  46–67

• Mathematics and the social order

  Jeff Coulter

  68–79

• Hear them that way

  Alex Dennis

  80–101

• ‘THIS IS NOT A PIPE!’ Judicial normality and obliteration of the obvious in a Moroccan case of Islamist terrorism

  Baudouin Dupret, Jean-Noël Ferrié, Montassir Nicolas Oufkir, Alexis Blouët

  102–124

• For Mike Lynch

  Peter Eglin

  125–138

• Unprofessional vision? Politics, (video)evidence and accountability after the work of Michael Lynch

  Chris Elsey, Alexander Holder, Martina Kolanoski, Michael Mair, Olive Allen

  139–162

• Differences in the situated work of professional tasters and sensory scientists

  Kenneth Liberman

  163–177

• On the fraught relations between laic and professional analyses in contemporary EMCA

  Douglas Macbeth

  178–208

• The indexicality of measuring Osteometric practices in the forensic lab

  Lorenza Mondada, Fernanda Miranda da Cruz, Talita Maximo Carreira Ribeiro

  209–245

• The temporal thickness of the lifeworld The relevance of remembering

  Aug Nishizaka

  246–267

• Renormalizing science? Postanalytic inquiry for post-normal times*

  Philippe Sormani

  268–295

• Perspicuous sites for justice? Michael Lynch’s studies of law, science, and expertise

  Patrick G. Watson, Carmen Nave

  296–312

• A conversation with Michael Lynch with Bob Anderson, Wesley Sharrock, Douglas Macbeth, Dušan Bjelić and Oskar Lindwall

  Michael Lynch, Bob Anderson, Wesley Sharrock, Douglas Macbeth, Dušan Bjelić, Oskar Lindwall

  313–343