This paper highlights a methodological vagueness within the existing qualitative research interview literature related to reflecting where interviews takes place. The aim is to interrogate how the use of the concept of emplaced participation can account for the multisensory constitution of place within interviews as well as how the place can provide an opportunity to generate knowledge about participants’ everyday practices. Casey’s understanding of place as a gathering and Pink’s perspectives on emplaced participation provide a sensitive epistemological approach that can be applied by researchers outside the field of ethnography. Based on empirical ethnographic material from fieldwork in Denmark, this paper makes a novel contribution to how researchers can use sensory and emplaced experience before and during an interview. We argue that, if we cease taking emplaced dimensions for granted, new methodological techniques can be developed, which, in turn, can lead to new types of knowledge of practice.

本文重点介绍相关的反映了现有的定性研究文献采访中的方法论含糊那里采访发生。目的是询问使用参与式参与的概念如何解释面试中场所的多感官构成，以及场所如何提供机会来产生有关参与者日常行为的知识。凯西对聚会场所的理解以及Pink的关于参与参与的观点提供了一种敏感的认识论方法，该方法可以被人种学领域以外的研究人员应用。基于丹麦田野调查的人种志研究资料，本文为研究人员在面试之前和采访中如何运用感官和定位的体验做出了新的贡献。我们认为，如果我们不再将布局的维度视为理所当然，则可以开发出新的方法论技术，从而可以导致新的实践知识类型。