Forms of talk
Book • 1981
'Forms of Talk' examines the structure and organization of conversations, exploring how individuals use language to construct social reality.
Erving Goffman analyzes various types of talk, including lectures, interviews, and casual conversations, revealing the underlying rules and conventions that govern communication.
The book explores concepts such as footing, framing, and participation frameworks, demonstrating how speakers and listeners negotiate meaning and manage their relationships.
'Forms of Talk' offers insights into the micro-level processes of social interaction and the ways in which language shapes our understanding of the world.
Erving Goffman analyzes various types of talk, including lectures, interviews, and casual conversations, revealing the underlying rules and conventions that govern communication.
The book explores concepts such as footing, framing, and participation frameworks, demonstrating how speakers and listeners negotiate meaning and manage their relationships.
'Forms of Talk' offers insights into the micro-level processes of social interaction and the ways in which language shapes our understanding of the world.
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