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2364 - Stance in Social Interaction
Sun, August 11, 12:30 to 2:10pm, Sheraton New York, Floor: Third Floor, Carnegie WestSession Submission Type: Paper Session 100min
Description
Stance is a broad concept but critical to all forms of social interaction. Issues of agreement, closeness, affiliation, alignment and preference are commonly subsumed under "stance." In this panel, speakers will explore different dimensions of stance, and will consider how these dimensions relate to current literature.
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Collaborative Assessment in Mandarin Conversation: Grammar in interaction - Di Fang, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences
Managing the Categorical Relevance of Self-Reference - Kevin A. Whitehead, University of California-Santa Barbara; Gene H. Lerner, University of California; Celia C. Kitzinger, University of York
Uncertainty and Social Obligation in 911 Calls: The Case of the Henry Louis Gates Arrest - Jessica White Gillooly, University of Michigan