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The goal of this paper is twofold. The overarching aim is to address the issue of egocentrism
and to argue that conversational participants are generally not egocentric. However, it also …

Abstract Language use in conversation is fundamentally incremental, and is guided by the
representations that interlocutors maintain of each other's knowledge and beliefs. While …

Consider this interchange between an interviewer (7) and respondent (R) in a major
national survey (reported in Suchman & Jordan, 1991): 1 I Generally speaking, do you …

As children begin to mature cognitively, they begin to develop naive theories of mind. They
come to be able to appreciate such things as the beliefs, motives, and intentions that …

Martin Savransky (MS): The first question I wanted to ask you has to do with the manner in
which you do philosophy, in the sense that the concepts that you create, develop and …

Conversation analysts have sometimes been taken to task for apparently choosing not to
deal with the" context" of the conversational activities they examine (Cicourel, 1981). In …

(4) Conclusions: In what possible directions might your findings be taken? Be sure to
incorporate some discussion of the 'so what?'of those findings. We recommend that this be a …

Developments in Conversation TheorymPart 1 Page 1 Int. J. Man-Machine Studies (1980) 13,
357-411 Developments in Conversation TheorymPart 1 GORDON PASK Systems Research …

" Discussing Conversation Analysis: The work of Emanuel A. Schegloff" presents an in-depth
view on Schegloff s complex and stimulating work in Conversation Analysis (CA) and offers …