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300   $aPapers; all except one were originally presented at the Symposium on Conversation held July 1995 at the University of New Mexico.
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320   $aIncludes bibliographical references.
327   $aCONVERSATIONCOGNITIVE, COMMUNICATIVE AND SOCIAL PERSPECTIVES; Editorial page; Title page; Copyright page; Table of contents; Editor's Preface; Dialoguedespite Difficulties A Study of Communication between Aphasic and Unimpaired Speakers; Polyphonic Topic Development; The Construction of a Collaborative Floor in Women's Friendly Talk; Memory and Conversation Toward an Experimental Paradigm; The Occasioning and Structure of Conversational Stories; Coherence in Multi-Party Conversation Episodes and Contexts in Interaction; Choosing the Right Quantifier Usage in the Context of Communication
327   $aConflict Talk Understanding and Resolving ArgumentsCommunicating Evaluation in Narrative Understanding
330   $aThe papers in this volume were originally presented at the Symposium on Conversation, held at the University of New Mexico in July 1995. The symposium brought together scholars who work on face-to-face communication from a variety of perspectives: social, cultural, cognitive and communicative. Our aim for both the symposium and this volume has been to challenge some of the prevailing dichotomies in discourse studies: First, the cleavage between the study of information flow and the study of social interaction. Second, the theoretical division between speech-situation models and cognitive model
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