Aspects of Confused Speech: A Study of Verbal Interaction Between Confused and Normal Speakers

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ISBN: 9780805828078 | 0805828079
Cover: Hardcover
Copyright: 12/1/1997

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A resource for journalists involved in reviewing artistic events or performances, written for practitioners and instructors.

Introduction

1: Confusion, Normality, and Everyday Life

(28)

Medical and Practice-Oriented Studies of Confusion

(4)

Studies of Normal Talk

(17)

Goffman and the Interaction Order

(5)

Ethnomethodology and the Taken for Granted World

(4)

Conversation Analysis and Types of Talk

(6)

Grice and the Cooperative Principle

(2)

Members who are "Problems"

(4)

Conclusion

(2)

2: Assembling and Processing the Data

(41)

Collecting the Data

(11)

Interviews in a Clinic

(4)

Previously Recorded Interview Materials

(4)

Recordings of Domestic Interaction

(2)

Comparing the Situations

(1)

Types of Talk

(18)

Interviews

(10)

Conversations

(6)

Transcribing the Data

(8)

A First Transcription

(2)

Developing the Transcripts: A Dynamic Process

(2)

Transcripts and Selectivity

(3)

Conclusion

(3)

3: Openings

(30)

Focused Interaction and Membership

(2)

The Clinic Context

(3)

The Initial Contact

(3)

The Introduction of the Tape Recorder

(5)

The Reason for the Conversation

(2)

The First Question

(3)

A Problem for Caregivers: A One to One Interview or Multiparty Talk?

(4)

Interactional Problems

(5)

Conclusion

(2)

4: Minimally Active Confused Speakers

100

(43)

Participation and Involvement: A Preliminary Overview

102

(2)

Turns

104

(11)

Implications of Minimal Turn Size for Turn Allocation

111

(1)

The Minimal Answer and Preceding Utterance

112

(3)

Topic Management

115

(6)

Identity Work

121

(19)

The Interview as a Location for Identity Work

121

(3)

Caregivers and Identity Work

124

(16)

Conclusion

140

(3)

5: Moderately Active Confused Speakers

143

(30)

Ordinary Talk

144

(2)

Cooperation in Conversation

146

(17)

Lack of Awareness of Accidental Breaches

147

(6)

Awareness of Accidental Breaches

153

(5)

Deliberate Breaches

158

(5)

Interviews, Cooperation, and Face

163

(4)

Conversation and Identity

167

(3)

Conclusion

170

(3)

6: Very Active Confused Speakers

173

(39)

Embedded Face-Work and Repetition

174

(10)

Repetition

175

(3)

Stories and Repetition

178

(6)

Explicit Face-Work and Knowledge

184

(5)

Occasioned Activity

189

(20)

Summonses and Answers

189

(9)

Routine Activities

198

(9)

Self-Talk Episodes in a Two-Way Conversation

207

(2)

Conclusion

209

(3)

7: Getting Confused?

212

(8)

Appendix A: Research Participants

220

(1)

Appendix B: Transcription Conventions

221

(3)

Appendix C: Tilly's Story

224

(5)

Appendix D: Lunchtime at the Bruner's

229

(3)

References

232

(7)

Author Index

239

(3)

Subject Index

242

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Aspects of Confused Speech: A Study of Verbal Interaction Between Confused and Normal Speakers

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