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The ethnomethodology, which is generally considered to be the application of phenomenological ideas to research, and developed by Harold Garfinkel, is primarily concerned with the methods used by community members in building their social worlds. According to Garfinkel’s ethnomethodology, members of society produce social order through some implicit methods that are given in everyday life and are accepted without questioning. Ethnomethodology tries to reveal how the social world is produced by the activities of community members.