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INSTITUTIONAL TALK

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Institutional Talk

ByGraham Button , Michael Lynch , Wes Sharrock
BookEthnomethodology, Conversation Analysis and Constructive Analysis

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Edition 1st Edition
First Published 2022
Imprint Routledge

Pages 27
eBook ISBN 9781003220794




ABSTRACT

The chapter is the first of two chapters that make up Part III of this volume
which examines contemporary developments in the studies of work program in
ethnomethodology and conversation analysis (EMCA). Although studies of work are
primarily associated with ethnomethodology (EM), a significant line of work in
conversation analysis (CA) has addressed the work done in institutional contexts
such as law courts and medical establishments. This line of work takes its point
of departure from a section of Sacks, Schegloff, and Jefferson's Simplest
Systematics paper that discusses various speech exchange systems, such as
debates, interrogations, or interviews, as specialised derivatives from the base
turn-taking system of conversation. Institutional talk studies have attempted to
show how these specialised forms of talk serve institutional functions. This
chapter suggests that these studies of institutional talk display a
“micro-functionalist” orientation, and exhibit analytic limitations in the way
they deploy disciplinary expertise in CA to provide entry into the specialised
practices found in specific organisational and occupational environments.



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