Studies in Interactional Sociolinguistics - Series page

pp ii-iv

Action Ascription in Interaction - Title page

pp v-v

Copyright page

pp vi-vi

Contents

pp vii-viii

Figures

pp ix-ix

Tables

pp x-x

Contributors

pp xi-xii

Introduction

pp 1-28

1 - Action Ascription in Social Interaction

pp 3-28

Part I - Constituents of Action Ascription

pp 29-132

2 - Temporal Organization and Procedure in Ascribing Action

pp 31-56

3 - The Micro-Politics of Social Actions

pp 57-80

4 - Action Ascription, Accountability and Inference

pp 81-104

5 - Attributing the Decision to Buy

pp 105-132

Part II - Practices of Action Ascription

pp 133-276

6 - Intention Ascriptions as a Means to Coordinate Own Actions with Others’ Actions

pp 135-159

7 - Strategy Ascriptions in Public Mediation Talks

pp 160-182

8 - Action Ascription and Deonticity in Everyday Advice-Giving Sequences

pp 183-207

9 - “How about Eggs?”

pp 208-233

10 - Action Ascription and Action Assessment

pp 234-255

11 - Actions and Identities in Emergency Calls

pp 256-276

Part III - Revisiting Action Ascription

pp 277-329

12 - Action and Accountability in Interaction

pp 279-296

13 - The Multiple Accountabilities of Action

pp 297-329

Appendices

pp 330-332

Appendix A - Transcription Conventions (CA)

pp 330-330

Appendix B - Transcription Conventions (GAT2)

pp 331-331

Appendix C - Conventions for Multimodal Transcription

pp 332-332

Index

pp 333-336