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Ethnography of Scenes. Towards a Sociological Life-world Analysis of (Post-traditional) Community-building

The kind of ethnography presented in this article is a further development of life-world analytical ethnography. The continuation of this approach is labelled "ethnography of scenes" be­cause it a) mainly deals with post-traditional com­munities, especially with youth (club) culture and be...

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Ethnography
Experience
Life
life-world analysis
observant participation
Participant observation
Qualitative Methods
Research methods
scene
Social Science Research
Sociological research
Subjectivity
Youth
Youth culture
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