Association football to fútbol: ethnic succession and the history of Chicago‐area soccer, 1890–1920

Trouille, David

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“…Within the ethnographic canon, monographs often combine analytic and character-driven modes of representation. Comparative interaction analyses of police–citizen encounters (Goffman 2014; Stuart 2016), of human–animal relations (Jerolmack 2013), of park soccer games (Trouille 2021), and of violent street confrontations (Jones 2009) are presented in the context of people's unfolding lives and relationships. Some ethnographers have even drawn on recorded data and CA techniques to develop connections between their ethnographic findings and the details of situated conduct (Duneier and Molotch 1999; Jimerson 1999; Lee 2009a, 2009b).…”

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Men and Their Moments: Character-Driven Ethnography and Interaction Analysis in a Park Basketball Rule Dispute

DeLand

2021

Soc Psychol Q

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Both conversation-analytic and ethnographic studies of interaction tend to isolate situated conduct from the full biographical context that is meaningful to actors. This article argues that there are good analytic reasons to recover some of that biographical context by incorporating character-driven ethnographic representation within interactionist research. I make this case in reference to a rule dispute captured on video during an ethnography of a public park basketball game. Through a biographically contextualized analysis of players’ situated conduct, I show how character representation allows unspoken threads of actors’ lives to become analytic resources. Incorporating biographical context also opens a methodological path for interactionists to leverage the close-up study of situated encounters for empirical claims about broader forms of social organization. In this case, I argue that character-driven representation allows for an analysis that identifies rule disputes as an interactional mechanism of socially integrative park use.

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Section: Blending Genres: Challenges and Possibilitiesmentioning

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Men and Their Moments: Character-Driven Ethnography and Interaction Analysis in a Park Basketball Rule Dispute

DeLand

2021

Soc Psychol Q

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Latino assimilation, divided loyalties and the World Cup

Valeriano

2013

Soccer & Society

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Association football to fútbol: ethnic succession and the history of Chicago‐area soccer, 1890–1920

Cited by 3 publications

References 9 publications

Men and Their Moments: Character-Driven Ethnography and Interaction Analysis in a Park Basketball Rule Dispute

Men and Their Moments: Character-Driven Ethnography and Interaction Analysis in a Park Basketball Rule Dispute

Latino assimilation, divided loyalties and the World Cup

Association football to fútbol: ethnic succession and the history of Chicago‐area soccer since 1920

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