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  • ...e; apologia; banal nationalism; corruption; counter-attack; cultural moral order; identity; image repair discourse; positioning theory ...ety of discursive strategies were deployed, particularly invoking cultural moral orders, resorting to banal nationalism, expressing pride in one's public se
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  • ...and children's agentive roles in maintaining and creating social and moral order in different realities.
    2 KB (284 words) - 12:06, 11 March 2016
  • ...erings in radio phone-in talk shows represents one way in which social and moral facets of conversational identities can be negotiated in talk-in-interactio
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  • |Title=Categorization and the Moral Order |Note=Translaten in French: Catégorisation et ordere moral. Tr. Michel Barthélémy. Collection Études Sociologiques. Paris: Economic
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  • |Title=Values and moral judgement: communicative praxis as moral order
    371 bytes (46 words) - 13:42, 22 October 2019
  • ...ster (2010) ‘Présentation’. In Lena Jayyusi, Catégorisation et Ordre Moral. Tr. Michel Barthélémy. Collection Études Sociologiques. Paris: Economic
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  • ...is under scrutiny, investigating theoretically how they may be applied in order to in vestigate the participants’ experience empirically. By singl ...ccounts are co-constructed, i.e. negotiated, evaluated and transformed, in order to gain legal relevance especially in terms of the legal concepts aforement
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  • ...arry Wieder’s 1969 doctoral thesis, The Convict Code: A Study of a Moral Order as a Persuasive Activity, which was the basis for his 1974 classic ethnomet ...an, Don H., D. Lawrence Wieder (1971) 'Ethnomethodology and the problem of order: Comment on Denzin'. In Jack D. Douglas, ed. (1971) Understanding everyday
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  • Baker, Carolyn D. (1997) 'Ticketing rules: categorization and moral ordening in a school staff meeting'. In: Hester, S., Peter Eglin, eds., Cul Baker, Carolyn, Mike Emmison, Alan Firth (2001) 'Discovering order in opening sequences: calls to a software helpline'. In: Alec McHoul and Ma
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  • ...at situated analysis must go hand‐in‐hand with more formal analysis in order to arrive at satisfactory accounts of discourse practices, and of discourse
    1 KB (195 words) - 14:02, 24 November 2019
  • ...ategorization analysis of the Waco siege: Perpetrator-victim identity as a moral discrepancy device for 'doing' subversion ...EMCA; Conversation Analysis; Membership Categorization Analysis; Identity; Moral discrepancy; Victim-perpetrator; Subversion
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  • |Title=Moral accounts and membership categorization in primary care medical interviews ...rship categories. Thus, this analysis tracks the emergence of cultural and moral knowledge about social life as it takes place in primary care medical encou
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  • ...ty is a practical achievement carried out by members of society; the moral order is an omnipresent, constitutive characteristic of social practice.
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  • |Title=Moral order and the Montreal massacre: A story of membership categorization analysis
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  • |Booktitle=Disputes in Everyday Life: Social and Moral Orders of Children and Young People ...range of verbal and nonverbal resources to argue and accomplish the social order of the play (i) using past tense to display the factual past event status,
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  • |Title=“That miracle of familiar organizational things”: social and moral order in the MBA classroom ...l Studies of Work; Conversational Analysis; Organizational Becoming; Moral Order; Classroom Interaction; MBA Education
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  • |Booktitle=Disputes in Everyday Life: Social and Moral Orders of Children and Young People ...highlighted as a joint accomplishment that is part of the social and moral order continuously being negotiated by the children. The authority of the mother
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  • |Booktitle=Disputes in Everyday Life: Social and Moral Orders of Children and Young People ...omputer activity and establishes how the children's disputes challenge the order of game playing as the game progresses.
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  • |Booktitle=Disputes in Everyday Life: Social and Moral Orders of Children and Young People ...cher by examining how the accused girls construct their own sociopolitical order away from the adults.
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  • ...re how siblings' language play organizes and contests the social and moral order amidst everyday family life.
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