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contingencies in both situations and practices for the local accomplishment of social order. According to Garfinkel, members display and produce the social order they refer to within the setting they contribute to. The study of practical action and situations in their "haecceities"--aimed at disclosing the ordinary, ongoing social order constructed by the members' practices--is the work of ethnomethodology. Garfinkel called ethnomethodological studies investigations of "haecceities", i.e.,

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