Titel:	Studies in language and social interaction: In honor of Robert Hopper
Personen:	Glenn, Phillip J./LeBaron, Curtis D./Mandelbaum, Jenny (Hgg.)
Jahr:	2003
Typ:	Sammelband
Verlag:	Erlbaum
Ortsangabe:	Mahwah, N.J.
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Beiträge u.a.:	Wrobbel: The interactional construction of self-revelation. Creating an "aha" moment Mandelbaum: Interactive methods for constructing relationships Modaff: Body movement in the transition from opening to task in doctor-patient interviews Pomerantz: Modeling as a teaching strategy in clinical training. When does it work? Schegloff: On ESP puns Schegloff: The surfacing of the suppressed Streeck: The body taken for granted: lingering dualism in research on social interaction Glenn: Sex, laughter and audiotape. On invoking features of context to explain laughter in interaction Goodwin: Recognizing assessable names Heritage: Designing questions and setting agendas in the news interview Houtkoop-Steenstra: Gender differences in telephone conversations Jefferson: A note on resolving ambiguity Jones: Utterance restarts in telephone conversation. Marking topic initiation and reluctance Lawrence: Rejecting illegitimate understandings Lerner/Zimmerman: Action and the appearance of action in the conduct of very young children Maynard/Frankel: Indeterminancy and uncertainty in the delivery of diagnostic news in internal medicine. A single case analysis Drew: Comparative analysis of talk-in-interaction in different institutional settings: A sketch LeBaron/Koschmann: Gesture and the transparency of understandig Sanders: Conversational socializing on marine VHF radio. Adapting laughter and other practices to the technology in use Beach: Managing optimism