Talk and recipiency: sequential organization in speech and body movement 论文

摘要

Social interaction requires participants to establish and sustain mutual involvement in the business or topic at hand and to coordinate systematically their actions and activities. Involvement in interaction however is rarely explicitly addressed; if it were it would shift the focus of attention from the topic at hand to the problems of being involved in it. Rather, participants sustain involvement through the ways in which they behave both as speakers and the recipients of the actions of others.