… We thank Whitaker and Atkinson for their highly constructive and generous response to our
… We acknowledge important differences between the work of Whitaker and Atkinson and …

… that justify their actions and responses, in enactments of self, authority and authenticity. …
In doing so we address what we, following Atkinson and Silverman identified as the essentially …

… As its title makes clear, Whitaker and Atkinson’s book focuses primarily on the meaning of
‘reflexivity’in the context of social research methodology, but it draws on some of the broader …

We are grateful to Hughes, Hughes, Sykes and Wright (hereafter HHSW) for their thorough
attention to our work (Whitaker & Atkinson, 2019), included in their review of ‘radical critiques’ …

… Epistemic reflexivity has a number of components, or levels, that need to be identified,
since it is not susceptible to reduction to simple formulations and responses. The following …

… It offers a framework for constructing the case while setting the parameters of institutional
response. In other words, needs-talk helped to construct and classify cases. Needs-talk was …

… and postmodernism are others) to which Whitaker and Atkinson appeal in justifying the
sort of … The contributions of both Whitaker and Atkinson and Hughes et al are certainly very …

… Van Maanen, 2011; Atkinson, 1990) the contemporary scene is characterised by variety
and … responses (where once they might have been shunted off into a separate ‘confessional’). …

… and Whitaker's 'fads' as well as Atkinson s enthusiasm for national insurance as evidence
of liberal views, and points out that by the criteria of nineteenth century British politics all New …

… , prolonged and exaggerated colonic motor responses following meal ingestion have been
… A similar response was not reported with electrical stimulation however, suggesting that …