Founding Editor George Psathas, Department of Sociology,Boston University, Boston MA 02215, USA

Editor-in-Chief Martin Endress, FB-IV Department of Sociology, University of Trier, D-54286 Trier, GermanyE-mail: endress@uni-trier.de

Editor Stefan Nicolae, FB-IV Department of Sociology,University of Trier, D-54286 Trier, GermanyE-mail: nicolae@uni-trier.de

Book Review Editor Kevin Aho, Department of Communication and Philosophy,Florida Gulf Coast University, Fort Myers, FL 33965-6565, USA (239) 590-7422E-mail: kaho@fgcu.edu

Associate EditorsDon Ihde, SUNY at Stony Brook, USA David M. Rasmussen, Department of Philosophy, Michael Lynch, University of Wisconsin at Boston College, USAGreenbay, USA

Honorary Board MembersFred Kersten, University of Wisconsin at Greenbay Angel Medina, Georgia State UniversityThomas Luckmann, University of Konstanz

Editorial Board

Publication Programme 2012: Volume 35, 4 issues.

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Michael Barber, St. Louis UniversityCarlos Belvedere, Universidad de Buenos AiresTim Berard, Kent State UniversityScott Churchill, University of DallasFred R. Dallmayr, Department of Philosophy,University of Notre DameFred Evans, Duquesne UniversityHubert Knoblauch, Institute of Sociology, TechnicalUniversity BerlinKenneth Liberman, University of Oregon

Gesa Lindemann, Carl von Ozzietzky-University, OldenburgJunichi Murata, The Department of Philosophy, RisshoUniversity, TokyoHisashi Nasu, Waseda University, TokyoHerbert G. Reid, University of KentuckyMaxine Sheets-Johnstone, University of OregonIlja Srubar, University of Erlangen-NuernbergMichael Staudigl, Institute for Human Sciences, ViennaStephen Turner, University of South FloridaChung-Chi Yu, National Sun Yat-sen University

INTRODUCTION

IntroductionM. Endress · G. Psathas 149

MEMORIALS

Harold Garfinkel, 29 October 1917–21 April 2011G. Fele 153

MemoirG. Psathas 157

Harold Garfinkel: Memorial Remarks, Recollections and ReflectionsS.L. Burns 159

Garfinkel StoriesM. Lynch 163

Some Memories of Harold GarfinkelD.A. Goode 169

ARTICLES

‘Lecturing’s Work’: A Collaborative Study with Harold GarfinkelS.L. Burns 175

Some Notes on the Play of Basketball in its Circumstantial Detail, and an Introduction to Their OccasionD. Macbeth 193

An Intellectual Remembrance of Harold Garfinkel: Imagining the Unimaginable, and the Concept of the “Surveyable Society”D.W. Maynard 209

Revisiting the Cultural DopeM. Lynch 223

Lifting the Mantle of Protection from Weber’s Presuppositions in His Theory of BureaucracyG. Button · D. Martin · J. O’Neill · T. Colombino 235

Human Studies

Volume 35 · Number 2 · Summer 2012

In Memory of Harold Garfinkel

Editors: Martin Endress · George Psathas

Semantic Drift in ConversationsK. Liberman 263

Phenomenological Life-World Analysis and Ethnomethodology’s ProgramT.S. Eberle 279

Is There Any Good Reason to Say Goodbye to “Ethnomethodology”?L. Quéré 305

‘Information’: Praxeological ConsiderationsR. Watson · A.P. Carlin 327

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