This study proposes a theoretical and analytical framework grounded
in ethnomethodology to investigate the posthuman condition in the context
of the increasing prevalence of algorithmic systems and artificial
intelligence. In exploring the complex interactions between human and
nonhuman actors, this study’s so-called post-ethnomethodological approach
considers the basic unit of analysis to be the heterogeneous assemblage of
an action scene. This study probes the following question: How do the
actions of such heterogeneous cognizers (humans and nonhumans) make
their action scenes accountable? This study seeks to reassemble action
scenes and to analyze their cognitive and behavioral patterns. Furthermore,
in the reassembly process, this study investigates the type of common-sense
knowledge that is continually reconstructed in action, as well as the manner
in which it is reconstructed.