Paul ten Have & George Psathas, eds., 1995 Situated order: Studies in the social orga- nization of talk and embodied activities. Washington, D.C.: University Press of America

This is a collection of papers first presented at the Conference Current Work in Ethnomethodology and Conver- sation Analysis, University of Amsterdam, July 1991.

No. 3 in the series 'Studies in Ethnomethodology and Conversation Analysis', published with the International Institute for Ethnomethodology and Conversation Analysis.

ISBN 0-8191-9625-8 (cloth) & ISBN 0-8191-9626-6 (paper)

Contents:

• P. ten Have, G. Psathas, 'Introduction'
• S.E. Clayman, D.W. Maynard, 'Ethnomethodology and Conversation Analysis'
• E.A. Schegloff, 'Parties and Joint Talk: Two Ways in Which Numbers are Significant for Talk-in-Interaction'
• Ph.J. Glenn, 'Laughing at and laughing with: Negotiations of Participant Alignments Through Conversational Laughter'
• R. Hopper, 'Episode Trajectory in Conversational Play'
• M. Czyzewski, 'Mm Hm Tokens as Interactional Devices in the Psychotherapeutic In-take Interview'
• H. Houtkoop-Steenstra, 'Meeting Both Ends: Standard- ization and Recipient Design in Telephone Survey Inter- views'
• M.L. Komter, 'The Distribution of Knowledge in Court- room Interaction'
• P. McIlvenny, 'Seeing conversations: Analyzing Sign Language Talk'
• A. Firth, 'Multiple Mode, Single Activity: Telenego- tiating as a Social Accomplishment'
• M.H. Goodwin, 'Assembling a Response: Setting and Collaboratively Constructed Work Talk'
• J. Whalen, 'A technology of order production: Comput- er-aided dispatch in public safety communications'
• G. Button, W. Sharrock, 'The mundane work of writing and reading computer programs'