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Dialogue and Representation

Special issue of Language and Dialogue 2:1 (2012)

Editors

Alain Létourneau | Université de Sherbrooke

François Cooren | Université de Montréal

[Language and Dialogue, 2:1] 2012. vi, 189 pp.

Publishing status: Available
Published online on 12 May 2012

© John Benjamins Publishing Company

https://doi.org/10.1075/ld.2.1

Table of Contents

Introduction
Dialogue and representation: A plurality of approaches Alain Létourneau and François Cooren	1–8
1. Analytic papers: Linguistics, conversation analysis, argumentative analysis
Working to keep aligned in psychotherapy: Using nods as a dialogic resource to display affiliation Peter Muntigl, Naomi Knight and Ashley Watkins	9–27
The representation of self through the dialogic properties of talk and conduct Robert E. Sanders	28–40
Activity, materiality, and creative struggle in the communicative constitution of organizing: Two cases of communication design practice Mark Aakhus and Leon V. Laureij	41–59
Mathematical meaning-making in whole-class conversation: Functional-grammatical analysis of a paradigmatic text Betina Zolkower and Elizabeth de Freitas	60–79
The arroseur arrosé or the misfortunes of pathos in a media dialogue Danièle Torck	80–104
2. Philosophy of dialogue, history and society
Defining dialogue in ancient Rome: Cicero’s De oratore, drama and the notion of everyday conversation Jean-Pierre De Giorgio	105–121
Proceduralism and implicatures in dialogue: Reflections on improving rational cooperation under bounded reasoning conditions Luciana Garbayo	122–139
Beyond dialogue: Levinas and otherwise than the I–Thou Ronald C. Arnett	140–155
Towards a pragmatic semantics: Dialogue and representation in Friedrich Schlegel and Schleiermacher Guillaume Lejeune	156–173
The verbalization of repressed intentions: A socially instituted practice Jean-Baptiste Lamarche	174–189

Subjects and metadata

Communication Studies

Communication Studies

Linguistics

Cognition and language

Discourse studies

Applied linguistics

Dialogue studies