Abstracts
Résumé
Le sociologue et ethnographe Iddo Tavory contribue depuis plusieurs années à un renouvellement des pratiques en recherches qualitatives. Cette entrevue offre un aperçu des questions qui ont guidé Tavory dans ses projets empiriques et théoriques, tout en explicitant des concepts au coeur de ses travaux, tels que l’approche abductive, les communautés d’interrogation, la convocation et l’anticipation.
Mots-clés :
- Recherche qualitative,
- abduction,
- convocation,
- anticipation,
- interactionnisme,
- ethnométhodologie
Abstract
Sociologist and ethnographer Iddo Tavory has contributed for a number of years to a renewal in practices of qualitative research. This interview provides an overview of the questions that guided Tavory in his empirical and theoretical projects while also making explicit the concepts central to his work, such as the abductive approach, communities of inquiry, convocation and anticipation.
Keywords:
- Qualitative research,
- abduction,
- convocation,
- anticipation,
- interactionism,
- ethnomethodology
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