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CHAPTER 4: DOING SOCIA(B)L(E) SCIENCE .............................................<br />
4.0 Introduction ...................................................................................................<br />
4.1 Research Questions<br />
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4.2 Data Collection<br />
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4.3 Management and Initial Analysis <strong>of</strong> Conversational Data<br />
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4.4 Ethical Issues: Consent, Explanation, and Role Ambivalence<br />
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4.5 Conclusion<br />
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CHAPTER 5: ALIGNING FOR ALIGNMENT: COLLECTIVE ORIENTATIONS TO<br />
SOCIABLE GATHERINGS .....................................................................................<br />
5.0 Introduction<br />
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5.1 Aligning for Sociability<br />
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5.2 Aligning for Alignment<br />
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5.3 Conclusion<br />
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CHAPTER 6: ALIGNMENT IN ACTION: NEGATIVE AND POSITIVE SOCIABLE<br />
ALIGNMENT ...........................................................................................<br />
6.0 Introduction ..................................................................................................<br />
6.1 A Basic Notation System ...............................................................................<br />
6.2 Cooperative Positive and Negative Alignments .............................................<br />
6.3 Positive and Negative Claims: Their Ratification and Support .....................<br />
6.3.1 Positive Claims and their Ratification and Support ...............................<br />
6.3.2 Negative Claims and their Ratification and Support .............................<br />
6.4 Positive and Negative Claims: Their Non-Ratifi cation ..............................<br />
6.4.1 Non-Ratification <strong>of</strong> Positive Claims .....................................................<br />
6.4.2 Non-Ratification <strong>of</strong> Negative Claims<br />
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6.5 On the Boundaries <strong>of</strong> Sociable Equilibrium: Negative and Positive<br />
Threshold Breaches .........................................................................<br />
6.5.1 Disequilibric Negative Alignment (Positive Threshold Breaches) ..............<br />
6.5.2 Disequilibric Positive Alignment (Negative Threshold Breaches) .............<br />
6.6 Alignment Contingencies: Summary ...................................................<br />
6.7 Conclusion ...................................................................................<br />
CHAPTER 7: GERMAN AND ENGLISH SOCIABLE SELVES ..............................<br />
7.0 Introduction ..................................................................................................<br />
7.1 Conversational Claims and the 'Self .<br />
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7.2 Solidaric Selves and Idiomatic Identities: Positive and Negative Sociable Selves<br />
as Players and Images 196<br />
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7.3 Negative Selves 198<br />
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7.3.1 English Sociable Selves 198<br />
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German Sociable Selves 209<br />
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7.4 Positive Selves 219<br />
7.4.1 ..............................................................................<br />
English Sociable Selves 219<br />
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German Sociable Selves 224<br />
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7.5 Summary: Sociable Selves Players, Images,<br />
- and Positive Social Values.. 230<br />
7.6 Conclusion ....................................................................................<br />
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