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Ethnographic Studies: Issue No. 12 (December 2011)

Special Issue: Discovering Work: Ethnomethodological Studies in the Natural Sciences

Guest Editors: Philippe Sormani, Esther González-Martínez and Alain Bovet

http://www.socialsciences.manchester.ac.uk/disciplines/sociology/about/events/ethnography/journal/issue12/index.html

• ‘Discovering Work: A Topical Introduction’, Philippe Sormani, Esther González-Martínez, and Alain Bovet: 1-11
• ‘Discovering Work as "Experimental Demonstration" in School Science Labs ‘, Wendy Sherman Heckler: 12-30
• ‘"So that’s the ureter." The Informal Logic of Discovering Work’, Timothy Koschmann and Alain Zemel: 31-46
• ‘Discovering a Practical Impossibility: The Internal Configuration of a Problem in  Mathematical Reasoning’, Wes Sharrock and Bob Anderson: 47-58
• ‘The Jubilatory YES! On the Instant Appraisal of an Experimental Finding’, Philippe Sormani: 59-77
• ‘Credibility, Evidence, and Discovery: The Case of the Ivory-billed Woodpecker ‘, Michael Lynch: 78-105
• ‘Engineering the Scientific Corpus: Routine Semantic Work in (Re)constructing a Biological Ontology’, Wes Sharrock, Dave Randall, and Christian Greiffenhagen: 106-125
• ‘Discovery Starts Here? The "Pulsar Paper", Thirty Years On – an Ethno-bibliometric Note’, Alain Bovet, Andrew P. Carlin, and Philippe Sormani: 126-139

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