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  • Allen-Collinson2011  + (Feeling the way: Notes toward a haptic phenomenology of distance running and scuba diving)
  • Hutchby2010  + (Feelings-talk and the paradoxes of child counselling)
  • TenHave1990c  + (Feiten en fouten: de ‘Bolderkaraffaire’ als interprofessionele methodenstrijd)
  • Goffman1983  + (Felicity's condition)
  • Speer1999  + (Feminism and Conversation Analysis: An Oxymoron?)
  • Kitzinger2004  + (Feminist approaches)
  • Tennent2021b  + (Feminist conversation analysis: examining violence against women)
  • Weatherall2007  + (Feminist psychology, conversation analysis and empirical research: an illustration using identity categories)
  • Guimaraes2007  + (Feminist research practice: using conversation analysis to explore the researcher's interaction with participants)
  • Urbanek1981  + (Fenomenologická sociologie: vlivný směr americké buržoazní sociologie)
  • Alijevova1982  + (Fenomenológia v sociológii)
  • Okazawa2024  + (Fictional characterization through repair, membership categorization, and attribute ascription)
  • Koivisto-Nykanen2016  + (Fictional dialogue and the construction of interaction in Rosa Liksom’s short stories)
  • Takanashi2019  + (Field Interaction Analysis: A Second-Person Viewpoint Approach to Maai)
  • RJSmith2024  + (Fieldwork, participation, and unique-adequacy-in-action)
  • Drew2005b  + (Figurative pivots: The use of figurative expressions in pivotal topic transitions)
  • Holt2005  + (Figurative pivots: the use of figurative expressions in pivotal topic transtions)
  • Drew1998a  + (Figures of speech: Idiomatic expressions and the management of topic transition in conversation)
  • Persson2017  + (Fill-in-the-Blank Questions in Interaction: Incomplete Utterances as a Resource for Doing Inquiries)
  • Relieu2010  + (Filmer le travail dans les centres d’appels: le cadrage vidéo et sonore comme mise à l’échelle de l’activité)
  • Markaki2010a  + (Filmer les réunions de travail en pratique : réflexions sur l'enregistrement vidéo de phénomènes interactionnels complexes)
  • Fasulo-etal2017  + (Find the hidden object. Understanding play in psychological assessments)
  • Wong2022  + (Finding Action in Grammar: Two Cases from Storytelling in Multilingual Interaction)
  • Zeitlyn2001  + (Finding Meaning in the Text: The Process of Interpretation in Text-Based Divination)
  • Couper-Kuhlen2018  + (Finding a place for body movement in grammar)
  • Lerner1996  + (Finding face in the preference structures of talk-in-interaction)
  • EBostrom2021  + (Finding one’s way by the dawning of patterned relationships)
  • Hindmarsh2010a  + (Finding organisation in detail: Methodological orientations)
  • Cromdal2012a  + (Finding out what's happened: Two procedures for opening emergency calls)
  • Kazemi2020  + (Fine-tuning locational formulations in mobile phone calls)
  • Majlesi2014  + (Finger dialogue: The embodied accomplishment of learnables in instructing grammar on a worksheet)
  • Laurier2011a  + (Finishing the family meal: The interactional organisation of satiety)
  • Siitonen-Wahlberg2015  + (Finnish particles mm, jaa and joo as responses to a proposal in negotiation activity)
  • Tsakona2014  + (First names as address terms among intimates: some preliminary remarks)
  • Rintel2001  + (First things first: Internet Relay Chat openings)
  • Chen2017  + (First-Encounter Talks between Younger and Older Adults in Taiwan: A Conversation Analysis Approach)
  • Pfander2014  + (Fishing for affiliation: the French double causal construction ‘parce que comme’ from a dialogical linguistics perspective)
  • Kushida-Yamakawa2015  + (Fitting proposals to their sequential environment: a comparison of turn designs for proposing treatment in ongoing outpatient psychiatric consultations in Japan)
  • Laury2020  + (Fixed Expressions: Building language structure and social action)
  • Gonzalez-Martinez2007  + (Flagrantes auditions: echanges langagiers lors d’interactions judiciaires)
  • Abrams2014  + (Flawed by Dasein? Phenomenology, ethnomethodology, and the personal experience of physiotherapy)
  • Luff2015  + (Flexible ecologies and incongruent locations)
  • Oktarini2017  + (Flirtatious sequences in Indonesian : a conversation analytic and membership categorization analytic approach)
  • Mortensen2017  + (Flirting in online dating: Giving empirical grounds to flirtatious implicitness)
  • Speer2017  + (Flirting: A Designedly Ambiguous Action?)
  • Jones-Thornborrow2004  + (Floors, talk and the organization of classroom activities)
  • Bergmann1985  + (Flüchtigkeit und methodische Fixierung sozialer Wirklichkeit: Aufzeichnungen als Daten der interpretativen Soziologie)
  • Bergmann2007  + (Flüchtigkeit und methodische Fixierung sozialer Wirklichkeit-Aufzeichnungen als Daten der interpretativen Soziologie)
  • Kristiansen-Gronkjaer2018  + (Focus groups as social arenas for the negotiation of normativity)
  • Kasper2016  + (Focus on form in the wild)
  • Yeh-Fu2019  + (Focusing on doctor–patient conversations: a curriculum for medical Chinese)
  • Nguyen-Austin2018  + (Follow-up visits in doctor-patient communication: the Vietnamese case)
  • Idrus2015  + (Followership: boosting power and position in popular TV fiction)
  • Amerine1988  + (Following instructions)
  • Chappell-etal2018  + (Following the patient's orders? Recommending vs. offering choice in neurology outpatient consultations)
  • CromdalAronsson-Ottosson2000  + (Footing in bilingual play)
  • Clayman1992a  + (Footing in the achievement of neutrality: the case of news interview discourse)
  • Selting2018  + (For Charles Goodwin, Chuck)
  • Heritage2018b  + (For Chuck)
  • Emmerich2013  + (For an Ethnomethodology of Healthcare Ethics)
  • Carlin2019  + (For sociology: Reflections on Wes Sharrock's discipline-specific Learning and Teaching corpus)
  • Lindley2020  + (Foregrounding Competence in Interaction with a Person with Dementia: Co-participant Responses to Disordered Talk)
  • Wagner1996a  + (Foreign language acquisition through interaction: a critical review of research on conversational adjustments)
  • Kaukomaa2014  + (Foreshadowing a problem: Turn-opening frowns in conversation)
  • Macbeth2023  + (Foreword: A Brief ‘Backstory’ to Instructed Action)
  • Beach1989  + (Foreword: Sequential organization of conversational activities)
  • Goodwin1987  + (Forgetfulness as an interactive resource)
  • Bateman2012  + (Forging friendships: The use of collective pro-terms by pre-school children)
  • Schulze-Wenck2005  + (Form and function of ‘first verbs’ in talk-in-interaction)
  • Walker2014a  + (Form ≠ function: the independence of prosody and action)
  • Aksu2014  + (Form, function and particularities of discursive practices in one-on-one supervision in Germany)
  • Szczepek-Reed2000  + (Formal aspects of collaborative productions in English conversation)
  • Zimmerman2011  + (Formal structures of practical tasks: a resource for action in the social life of very young children)
  • Lerner2011  + (Formal structures of practical tasks: a resource for action in the social life of very young children)
  • Conein1990  + (Formalité et contingence interactionnelle: échange des noms et des salutations au téléphone)
  • Dingemanseetal2014  + (Formats for other-initiation of repair across languages: An exercise in pragmatic typology)
  • TenHave1995b  + (Formatting the consultation: communication formats and constituted identities)
  • Mondeme2013  + (Formes d'interactions sociales entre hommes et chiens: une approche praxéologique des relations interspécifiques)
  • Mondada1999  + (Formes de séquentialité dans les courriels et les forums de discussion)
  • Mondada1995a  + (Formes linguistiques et dynamiques interactionnelles)
  • Berger2020  + (Forms of Talk in Roman Comedy. Reading Plautus and Terence with Goffman and Conversation Analysts)
  • Raia2020  + (Forms of Touch during Medical Encounters with an Advanced Heart Failure (AdHF) Doctor who Practices Relational Medicine)
  • Traverso2019  + (Forms of participation in a mental health care consultation with a nonpresent interpreter)
  • CouperKuhlen2014b  + (Forms of responsivity: Grammatical formats for responding to two types of request in conversation)
  • Tao2020  + (Formulaicity without expressed multiword units)
  • Wilkinson-etal2010  + (Formulating actions and events with limited linguistic resources: enactment and iconicity in agrammatic aphasic talk)
  • DeStefani2018b  + (Formulating direction: Navigational instructions in driving lessons)
  • Houwen2009  + (Formulating disputes)
  • Zinken2022  + (Formulating other minds in social interaction: Accountability and courses of action)
  • McKenzie2012  + (Formulating professional identity: The case of humanitarian aid)
  • Stokoe-Sikveland2016  + (Formulating solutions in mediation)
  • Nolen-Maynard2013  + (Formulating the request for survey participation in relation to the interactional environment)
  • Koschmann2007  + (Formulating the triangle of doom)
  • Heyman1986  + (Formulating topic in the classroom)
  • Simonen2012  + (Formulation in clinical interviews)
  • Gafaranga2004  + (Formulation in general practice consultations)
  • Kim-Suh2018  + (Formulation sequence in Korean TV talk shows: pre-sequence as consensual grounds for managing category work)
  • Glenn2016  + (Formulation sequences in mediation: one locus of conflict transformation)
  • Barnes2007  + (Formulations and the facilitation of common agreement in meetings talk)
  • Heritage-Watson1979  + (Formulations as conversational objects)
  • He2024  + (Formulations in Chinese criminal courtroom interaction)
  • Hayduk1976  + (Formulations in Police Work: Some Observations and Related Theoretical Concerns)
  • Bonnin2017  + (Formulations in Psychotherapy: Admission Interviews and the Conversational Construction of Diagnosis)
  • Hak-deBoer1996  + (Formulations in first encounters)
  • Weiste2016  + (Formulations in occupational therapy: Managing talk about psychiatric outpatients’ emotional states)
  • Antaki2008a  + (Formulations in psychotherapy)
  • Stommel-van-der-Houwen2013  + (Formulations in “trouble” chat sessions)
  • Nir2014  + (Formulations on Israeli political talk radio: From actions and sequences to stance via dialogic resonance)
  • Traverso2017  + (Formulations, reformulations et traductions dans l'interaction : le cas de consultations médicales avec des migrants)
  • Stuckenbrock2018  + (Forward-looking: Where do we go with multimodal projections?)
  • Kawashima2017  + (Four Ways of Delivering Very Bad News in a Japanese Emergency Room)
  • Harris2009  + (Four ethnomethodological paradoxes: Reflections on the work of Kenneth Liberman)
  • Danby2005  + (Four observations on openings in calls to Kids Help Line)
  • Garfinkel2007b  + (Four relations between literatures of the social scientific movement and their specific ethnomethodological alternates)
  • Luff2003  + (Fractured ecologies: creating environments for collaboration)
  • Bergmann1981a  + (Frage und Frageparaphrase: Aspekte der redezuginternen und sequentiellen Organisation eines Äusserungsformats)
  • Pomerantz2012b  + (Fragen mit Antwortangebot, soziales Handeln und moralische Ordnung)
  • TenHave1993  + (Fragen von Ärzten. Erste Bemerkungen)
  • Traverso2021  + (Fragments de la vie d’avant: une forme de récit dans des séances de soutien psychosocial pour des femmes réfugiées)
  • Malbois2005  + (Fragments d’une ethnométhodologie du genre)
  • Selting1998a  + (Fragments of TCUs as deviant cases of TCU-production in conversational talk)
  • Selting2001  + (Fragments of units as deviant cases of unit production in conversational talk)
  • Hutchby1999b  + (Frame attunement and footing in the organisation of talk radio openings)
  • Coupland1994  + (Frame negotiation in doctor-elderly patient consultations)
  • Heap1983  + (Frames and Knowledge in a Science Lesson: A Dialogue with Professor Heyman)
  • Aarsand2019a  + (Framing and switches at the outset of qualitative research interviews)
  • DHondt2002  + (Framing gender: incongruous gendered identities in Dar es Salaam adolescents talk)
  • Grotti2022  + (Framing in interactions: expert witnesses' testimony in the italian judicial system)
  • Heap1981  + (Free-phantasy, language, and sociology: a criticism of the Methodist theory of essence)
  • Guillot2008  + (Freedoms and Constraints in Semi-Institutional Television Discussions: The Case of Mixed Format Panel Discussions)
  • Mondada2017  + (Freine et braque (.) maint'nant. Temps interactionnel et deixis temporelle)
  • Garcia-Sanchez2016  + (Friendship, participation, and multimodality in moroccan immigrant girls’ peer groups)
  • Theobaldb2022  + (Friendships)
  • Moore2009  + (From 3D space to third place: the social life of small virtual spaces)
  • Person2016  + (From Conversation to Oral Tradition: A Simplest Systematics for Oral Traditions)
  • Schuttpelz2019  + (From Documentary Meaning to Documentary Method: A Preliminary Comment on the Third Chapter of Harold Garfinkel’s Studies in Ethnomethodology)
  • Busch-Danby2016  + (From Fledgling Manoeuvres to Methodological Confidence: Conversations Between a Doctoral Student and Supervisor on Ethnomethodology and Conversation Analysis to Explore the Everyday Worlds of Children and Families)
  • VomLehn2019  + (From Garfinkel’s ‘experiments in miniature’ to the ethnomethodological analysis of interaction)
  • Harper2016  + (From I-awareness to We-awareness in CSCW: a review essay)
  • Rudaz2023  + (From Inanimate Object to Agent: Impact of Pre-beginnings on the Emergence of Greetings with a Robot)
  • Hall2018  + (From L2 interactional competence to L2 interactional repertoires: reconceptualising the objects of L2 learning)
  • Licoppe2016a  + (From Mogi to Pokémon GO: Continuities and change in location-aware collection games)
  • Poskiparta2001  + (From Nurse-Centered Health Counseling to Empowermental Health Counseling)
  • Hamo2004  + (From Observation to Transcription and Back: Theory, Practice, and Interpretation in the Analysis of Children's Naturally Occurring Discourse)
  • Schaeffer1996  + (From Paradigm to Prototype and Back Again: Interactive Aspects of Cognitive Processing in Standardized Survey Interviews)
  • VanCharldorp2011a  + (From Police Interrogation to Police Record)
  • Hsieh2017  + (From Receipt of Information to Management of Interaction: The Use of Zheyangzi as a Response Token in Chinese Conversation)
  • Ilomaki2020  + (From appearings to disengagements: Openings and closings in video-mediated tele-homecare encounters)
  • Berard2006  + (From concepts to methods: on the observability of inequality)
  • Bagatell2010  + (From cure to community: transforming notions of autism)
  • KohonenAho2023  + (From distributed ecologies to distributed bodies in interaction: capturing and analysing “dual embodiment” in virtual environments)
  • Sahlstrom2015  + (From doing it to doing it right: morals of literacy learning in transition into school)
  • Due2023g  + (From embodied scanning to tactile inspections: when visually impaired persons exhibit object understanding)
  • Nissi2015  + (From entry proposals to a joint statement: Practices of shared text production in multiparty meeting interaction)
  • Speer2003a  + (From ethics to analytics: aspects of participants' orientations to the presence and relevance of recording devices)
  • Hughes-etal1993  + (From ethnographic record to system design: some experiences from the field)
  • Kreuz2020  + (From flat propositions to deep co-constructed and modalized argumentations: Oral argumentative skills among elementary school children from grades 2 to 6)
  • Gipper2014  + (From inferential to mirative: An interaction-based account of an emerging semantic extension)
  • Schegloff1988e  + (From interview to confrontation: observations on the Bush/Rather encounter)
  • Fitzgerald2013  + (From lifeguard to bitch: How a story character becomes a promiscuous category in a couple's video call)
  • Wang-Tao2020  + (From matrix clause to turn expansion: The emergence of wo juede ‘I feel/think’ in Mandarin conversational interaction)
  • Greiffenhagen2011  + (From methodology to methodography: A study of qualitative and quantitative reasoning in practice)
  • Kamunen2020  + (From monitoring to co-monitoring: Projecting and prompting activity transitions at the workplace)
  • Lefstein2015  + (From moves to sequences: expanding the unit of analysis in the study of classroom discourse)
  • Perakyla2015  + (From narcissism to face work: two views on the self in social interaction)
  • Lynch2002b  + (From naturally occurring data to naturally organized ordinary activities: comment on Speer)
  • Kaanta2014  + (From noticing to initiating correction: Students’ epistemic displays in instructional interaction)
  • Nyroos2014  + (From paper to practice: Asking and responding to a standardized question item in performance appraisal interviews)
  • Maynard1996a  + (From paradigm to prototype and back again: interactive aspects of “cognitive processing” in standardized survey interviews)
  • Schaeffer-Maynard2005  + (From paradigm to prototype and back again: interactive aspects of ‘cognitive processing’ in standardized survey interviews’)
  • ONeill1980  + (From phenomenology to ethnomethodology: some radical 'misreadings')
  • Weeks2012  + (From phenomenology to ethnomethodology: the crafting of musical time)
  • Lindell2015  + (From prescription to over-the-counter: A Conversation Analytic single case study of treatment recommendations in general practice)
  • Wooffitt2005b  + (From process to practice: language, interaction and ‘flashbulb’ memories)
  • Wieder1998  + (From resource to topic: some aims of conversation analysis)
  • Frankel1984  + (From sentence to sequence: understanding the medical encounter through micro-interactional analysis)
  • Maschler-Dori-Hacohen2012  + (From sequential to affective discourse marker: Hebrew nu on Israeli political phone-in radio programs)
  • Sarijarvi2018  + (From shared interaction to shared language: learning a second language in an immersion kindergarten)
  • Campagnolo-Fele2010  + (From specifications to specific vagueness: how enterprise software mediates relations in engineering practices)
  • Clayman1990  + (From talk to text: Newspaper accounts of reporter-source interactions)
  • Komter2011  + (From talk to text: The interactional construction of a police record)
  • Komter2006  + (From talk to text: the interactional construction of a police record)
  • Lynch1992b  + (From the “will to theory” to the discursive collage: a reply to Bloor's “left and right Wittgensteinians”)
  • Alac2005  + (From trash to treasure: learning about brain images through multimodality)
  • Eskildsen-Wagner2018  + (From trouble in the talk to new resources: the interplay of bodily and linguistic resources in the talk of a speaker of English as a second language)
  • Buccholz-Kachele2017  + (From turn-by-turn to larger chunks of talk: An exploratory study in psychotherapeutic micro-processes using conversation analysis)
  • ChesterHsieh2018  + (From turn-taking to stance-taking: Wenti-shi ‘(the) thing is' as a projector construction and an epistemic marker in Mandarin conversation)
  • Liberman1999a  + (From walkabout to meditation: craft and ethics in field inquiry)
  • Heinemann2016a  + (From ‘looking’ to ‘seeing’: Indexing delayed intelligibility of an object with the Danish change-of-state token n↑å↓:)
  • Barth-Weingarten2013  + (From “intonation units” to cesuring: an alternative approach to the prosodic-phonetic structuring of talk-in-interaction)
  • Joaquin2010  + (Frontotemporal dementia, sociality, and identity: Comparing adult-child and caregiver-frontotemporal dementia interactions)
  • Sormani2015  + (Fun in Go: the timely delivery of a monkey jump and its lingering relevance to science studies)
  • Szczepek2000a  + (Functional aspects of collaborative productions in English conversation)
  • Xue-Lei2016  + (Functions of you know and I mean in academic seminar discussions by ELF speakers)
  • Kurtic-etal2009  + (Fundamental frequency height as a resource for the management of overlap in talk-in-interaction)
  • Sharrock2001a  + (Fundamentals of Ethnomethodology)
  • Pepinsky1975  + (Further thoughts on the Skinnerian connection: ethnomethodology and behavior modification)
  • Williams-etal2020  + (Future lived experience: inclusive research with people living with dementia)
  • Nemeth-etal2019  + (Fuzzy boundaries in the research into talk-in-interaction)
  • Tolins2016  + (GIFs as embodied enactments in text-mediated conversation)
  • Albury-etal2018  + (GP-delivered brief weight loss interventions: a cohort study of patient responses and subsequent actions, using conversation analysis in UK primary care)
  • Fukuda2017  + (Gaijin performing gaijin (‘A foreigner performing a foreigner’): Co-construction of foreigner stereotypes in a Japanese talk show as a multimodal phenomenon)
  • Wagner2010  + (Gail Jefferson 1938-2008)
  • Jakonen2016  + (Gaining access to another participant’s writing in the classroom)
  • Bjelic2004  + (Galileo's Pendulum: Science, Sexuality and the Body-Instrument Link)
  • MHGoodwin1998  + (Games of Stance: Conflict and Footing in Hopscotch)
  • Livingston2012a  + (Games, pastimes, and leisure pursuits)
  • Mondada2012g  + (Garden lessons: embodied action and joint attention in extended sequences)
  • Lynch2012a  + (Garfinkel Stories)
  • Heritage1984  + (Garfinkel and Ethnomethodology)
  • Llewellyn2014  + (Garfinkel and Ethnomethodology)
  • Jenkings2006  + (Garfinkel and his Ethnomethodological ‘Bastards’)
  • Doubt1989  + (Garfinkel before ethnomethodology)
  • Bergmann-etal2019  + (Garfinkel folgen, heißt, die Soziologie vom Kopf auf die Füße zu stellen: Jörg Bergmann & Christian Meyer im Gespräch mit René Salomon & Hannes Krämer)
  • Ogien2013  + (Garfinkel reading Mead: What should sociology do with social naturalism?)
  • Rawls2005  + (Garfinkel's conception of time)
  • Wilson2003  + (Garfinkel's radical program)
  • Hilbert1995  + (Garfinkel's recovery of themes in classical sociology)
  • Lynch2019a  + (Garfinkel, Sacks and Formal Structures: collaborative origins, divergences and the history of ethnomethodology and conversation analysis)
  • Lynch2017  + (Garfinkel, Sacks and formal structures: Collaborative origins, divergences and the vexed unity of ethnomethodology and conversation analysis)
  • Weinberg2022  + (Garfinkel, Social Problems, and Deviance: Reflections on the Values of Ethnomethodology)
  • Rawls2011b  + (Garfinkel, ethnomethodology and the defining questions of pragmatism)
  • Czyzewski1989  + (Garfinkel, “cognitive revolution”, and conversation analysis)
  • Kusa1993  + (Garfinkelov „rušivý experiment“ vo výuke sociológie)
  • Rawls2021b  + (Garfinkel’s Politics: Collaborating with Parsons to Document Taken-for-Granted Practices for Assembling Cultural Objects and their Grounding in Implicit Social Contract)
  • Lynch2022b  + (Garfinkel’s Studies of Work)
  • Neyland-Whittle2018  + (Garfinkel on strategy: Using ethnomethodology to make sense of “rubbish strategy”)
  • May2001  + (Gatekeeping and legitimization: how informal carer's relationship with health care workers is revealed in their everyday interactions)
  • Speer2006  + (Gatekeeping gender: some features of the use of hypothetical questions in the psychiatric assessment of transsexual patients)
  • Clayman1998a  + (Gatekeeping in action: Editorial conferences and assessments of newsworthiness)
  • Kidwell2015  + (Gaze)
  • Kendrick-Holler2017  + (Gaze Direction Signals Response Preference in Conversation)
  • Kidwell2022  + (Gaze and the Organization of Participation in Collective Visual Conduct)
  • VanBooven2020  + (Gaze as a Resource for Creating Coherence across Speakers during Moderated Panel Discussions)
  • Kidwell2005  + (Gaze as social control: How very young children differentiate 'the look' from a 'mere look' by their adult caregivers)
  • Mondeme2023c  + (Gaze in Interspecies Human–Pet Interaction: Some Exploratory Analyses)
  • Rossano2012  + (Gaze in conversation)
  • Licoppe2018a  + (Gaze patterns and the temporal organization of multiple activities in mobile smartphone uses)
  • Kidwell2009  + (Gaze shift as an interactional resource for very young children)
  • WaringCarpenter2019  + (Gaze shifts as a resource for managing attention and participation)
  • Auer2017a  + (Gaze, addressee selection and turn-taking in three-party interaction)
  • Rossano-etal2009  + (Gaze, questioning, and culture)
  • Schmitt2012  + (Gehen als situierte Praktik: “Gemeinsam gehen” und “hinter jemandem herlaufen”)
  • Enstermaker-etal1991  + (Gender Inequality: New Conceptual Terrain)
  • Speer2005a  + (Gender Talk: Feminism, Discourse and Conversation Analysis)
  • Raymond2013a  + (Gender and sexuality in animated television sitcom interaction)
  • Stokoe-Smithson2002  + (Gender and sexuality in talk-in-interaction: considering a conversation analytic perspective)
  • Ericsson2021a  + (Gender and sexuality normativities: using conversation analysis to investigate heteronormativity and cisnormativity in interaction)
  • Greco2023a  + (Gender as a Scientific Experiment: Toward a Queer Ethnomethodology)
  • Cromdal2011  + (Gender as a practical concern in children's management of play participation)
  • Houtkoop2003  + (Gender differences in telephone conversations)