Ethnographic analysis reveals the complexities of dark events, highlighting social interactions and implications.
• ‘Darkness’ at events emerges through problematic interactions and behaviours. • Ethnography often overlooks micro-level social dynamics at events. • Ethnomethodology reveals dark events' commemorative, contentious and tourism facets. • Ethnomethodology examines events through three analytical domains of situated action. • Ethical considerations, subjectivity and safety cannot be overlooked.
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