The Practical Accomplishment of Everyday Activities Without Sight (Paperback, 1)

1. The practical accomplishment of living with visual impairment: An EM/CA approach  2. The production and reception of assistance proposals between pedestrians and visually impaired persons during a course in locomotion and orientation  3. Shared intelligibility in interactions between visually impaired people and guide dogs  4. Guided by the blind: Discovering the competences of visually impaired co-authors in the practice of collaborative audio-description  5. Recipient design in a fractured perceptual field: Utilizing the affordances of an object  6. Mitigating responsibility: Attributing membership categories in the face of tech-related troubles  7. Echo and synchrony: Social attunements in visually impaired children’s repetitive movements  8. From embodied scanning to tactile inspections: When visually impaired people exhibit object understanding  9. Assembling compositions: Visually impaired people and the experience of art in museums  10. The limits of vision  11. The significance of EM/CA studies in multimodal interaction involving visual impairment in the field of atypical interaction research