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This article discusses how phenomenological procedures can be used toinstruct ethnographic research. Since doing ethnography in the field buildson sensory perception, a closer inspection of relevant processes ofperception is necessary. Insights into the field that is studied aredependent on the manner in which it is perceived. As Waldenfels'"phenomenology of attention'' displays, the distribution of attention is ofcrucial importance in this context. To get to grips with the uses ofphenomenology in the field, three areas of tension are explored:proximity – distance, mixture – analysis and presence – recording.These terminological pairs relate to tensions that structure experience andthe play of perceptions in the field. Based on a reflection of theserelations, the article offers a methodology that is characterized bymobility, openness and a continuous highlighting of how the researcher'scorporal embeddedness into the field affects the distribution of attention

Ethnografie und Aufmerksamkeit Zur phänomenologischen Perspektivierung der Feldforschung