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This will be a reading session addressing the topic of simulation. Our main reading will be Lecture 32 by Sacks. This lecture concerns the notion of imitation, touching on what it means for behavior to be treated as an imitation rather than the ‘real’ thing. The lecture came up last meeting in relation to Wizard of Oz data […] |
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This will be another reading session, this time addressing the topic of trust which came up last meeting. Our main reading will be: Watson, R. (2009). Constitutive practices and Garfinkel’s notion of trust: Revisited. Journal of Classical Sociology, 9(4), 475-499. https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/1468795X09344453 Watson’s article hopefully helps us discuss the concept on a deeper level, as it calls on Garfinkel’s formative chapter on […] |
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