Membership categorization analysis bibliography

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• Baker, Carolyn (1984) ’The search for adultness: membership work in adolescent-adult talk’,Human Studies 7: 301-23
• Baker, Carolyn (1997) ‘Membership categorization and interview accounts’. In: D. Silverman, ed.
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• Baker, Carolyn D. (1997) ‘Ticketing rules: categorization and moral ordening in a school staff meeting’. In: Hester, S., P. Eglin, eds., Culture in action: studies in membership categorization analysis. Washington, D.C.: University Press of America: 77-98
• Baker, Carolyn D. (2000) ‘Locating culture in action: membership categorisation in texts and talk’. In: A. Lee, C. Poynton, eds. Culture and text: discourse and methodology in social research and cultural studies. St. Leonards, NSW: Allen & Unwin: 99-113
• Baker, Carolyn D (2004) Membership categorization and interview accounts. In: David Silverman, ed. Qualitative Research: Theory, Method and Practice, 2nd edn. London: Sage:162–176
• Bartesaghi, Mariaelena, Sheryl Perlmutter Bowen (2009) ’The acquisition of memory by interview questioning: Holocaust re-membering as category-bound activity’ Discourse Studies 11: 223-243.
• Barthélémy, M. (1999) ’La lecture-en-action: entre la présupposé d’un monde objectif et son accomplissement situé’ [Reading-in-action: between the presupposition of an objective world and its situated accomplishment], langage & sociétén° 89: 95-121
• Bateman, Amanda (2012) ‘Forging friendships: The use of collective pro-terms by pre-school children´, Discourse Studies 14: 165-180
• Berard..Tim J. (2002) ‘“Japanese American” Identity and the Problem of Multiple Description: Disjunctive Versions of the Japanese Exclusion Order’, In Stephen Hester and William Housley, ed., Language, Interaction and National Identity: Studies in the social organisation of national identity and talk-in-interaction. Aldershot: Ashgate:144-168
• Berard, Tim J. (2005) ‘Evaluative categories of action and identity in non evaluative human studies research: examples from ethnomethodology’,Qualitative Sociology Review 1 [ http://www.qualitativesociologyreview.org /ENG/archive_eng.php]
• Berard, Tim J. (2005) ‘Extending Hate Crime Legislation to Include Gender: Explicating an Analogical Method of Advocacy’, Qualitative Sociology Review ½ [ http://www.qualitativesociologyreview.org/ENG/archive_eng.php ]
• Berard, Tim J. (2005) ‘Rethinking practices and structures’, Philosophy of the Social Sciences 35: 196-230.
• Berard, Tim J. (2006) ‘From concepts to methods: On the observability of inequality.’ Journal of Contemporary Ethnography 35(3): 236-256.
• Berard, Tim J. (2010) ‘Unpacking “Institutional Racism”: Insights from Wittgenstein, Garfinkel, Schutz, Goffman, and Sacks,’ Schutzian Research2: 109-133
• Bergmann, Jörg (2010) ‘Die kategoriale Herstellung von Ethnizität - Ethnomethodologische Überlegungen zur Ethnizitätsforschung’. in: Marion Müller/Darius Zifonun, Hrsg., Ethnowissen: Soziologische Beiträge zu ethnischer Differenzierung und Migration. Wiesbaden: VS Verlag für Sozialwissenschaften: 155-169
• Bilmes, Jack (2008) ‘Generally speaking: Formulating an argument in the US Federal Trade Commission’, Text & Talk 28 | 2: 193-217
• Bilmes, Jack (2009) ‘Taxonomies are for talking: Reanalyzing a Sacks classic’, Journal of Pragmatics 41(8): 1600-1610
• Bilmes, Jack (2009) ‘Kinship categories in a Northern Thai narrative’. In: H. Nguyen and G. Kasper (eds.), Talk-in-Interaction: Multilingual Perspectives.’ Honolulu, Hawaii: National Foreign Language Resource Center: 29-56
• Bilmes, Jack (2011) ‘Occasioned semantics: a systematic approach to meaning in talk’, Human Studies, 34/2: 155-181
• Bonu, Bruno (2014) ‘L’interaction de part et d’autre des barreaux :catégorisations dans la vidéocommunication’. In: Luca Greco, Lorenza Mondada, Patrick Renaud, eds., Identités en interaction, Limoges: Lambert Lucas: 115-136
• Bonu, Bruno, Lorenza Mondada, Marc Relieu (1994) ‘Catégorisation: l’approche de Sacks’. In: B. Fradin, L. Quéré, J. Widmer, eds. L’enquête sur les catégories. Paris: École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales [Raisons pratiques: Épistémologie, sociologie, théorie sociale/5]: 129-48
• Bovet, Alain (2009) ‘Configuring a television debate: categorisation, questions and answers’. In. Richard Fitzgerald,William Housley, eds. Media, Policy and Interaction. Farnham, Surey, U.K.: Ashgate: 27-48
• Bridges, Susan, Brendan Bartlett (2009) ‘Moving teachers: public texts and institutional power’. In. Richard Fitzgerald,William Housley, eds.Media, Policy and Interaction. Farnham, Surey, U.K.: Ashgate: 185-204
• Broadhurst, Karen (2007) ’Parental help-seeking and the moral order. Notes for policy makers and parenting practitioners on “the first port of call” and “no one to turn to”’ Sociological Research Online, 12(6) http://www.socresonline.org.uk/12/6/4.html
• Butler, Carly W. (2008) Talk and Social Interaction in the Playground. Aldershot: Ashgate [Series : Directions in Ethnomethodology and Conversation Analysis]
• Butler, Carly, Ann Weatherall (2006) ‘“No, we’re not playing families”: Membership categorization in children’s play’, Research on Language and Social Interaction 39: 441-70
• Carlin, Andrew (2003) ‘Observation and membership categorization: Recognizing “normal appearances” in public space’, Journal of Mundane Behavior4/1: http://mundanebehavior.org/
• Clifton, Jonathan (2009) ‘A membership categorization analysis of the Waco siege: Perpetrator-victim identity as a moral discrepancy device for ‘doing’ subversion’, Sociological Research Online, 14/5 [1]
• Collet, Tanja (2009) ’Civilization and civilized in post-9/11 US presidential speeches’, Discourse & Society 20: 455-475
• Conein, Bernard (2001) ‘Classification sociale et catégorisation’. In: Fornel, Michel de, Albert Ogien, Louis Quéré (dir.) L’ethnométhodologie: une sociologie radicale [Colloque de Cerisy]. Paris: Editions La Découverte [Collection “Recherches”]: 239-58
• Coulter, Jeff (1991) ‘Logic: ethnomethodology and the logic of language’. In: G. Button, ed.Ethnomethodology and the human sciences. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press: 20-50
• Cruz, Fernanda Miranda Da (2014) ‘Categorizations of patients diagnosed with Alzheimer’s: alternative membership categorization devices displayed by participants in talk-in-interaction’. In: Luca Greco, Lorenza Mondada, Patrick Renaud, eds., Identités en interaction, Limoges: Lambert Lucas: 193-214
• Cuff, E.C. (1993) Problems of Versions in Everyday Situations. Washington, D.C.: University Press of America
• Day, Dennis (1994). ‘Tang’s dilemma and other problems: Ethnification processes at some multicultural workplaces’. Pragmatics, 4, 315-336.
• Day, Dennis (1998) ‘Being ascribed and resisting membership in an ethnic group’. In: Charles Antaki & Sue Widdicombe, eds. Identities in Talk. London, Sage: 151-70
• Day, Dennis (2006) ‘Ethnic and social groups and their linguistic categorization’. In Kristin Bührig, Jan D. ten Thije, eds. Beyond misunderstanding: Linguistic analyses of intercultural communication. Amsterdam: Benjamins: 217 – 244
• Day, Dennis (2012) ‘Conversation analysis and membership categories’. In Carol A. Chapelle, ed. The Encyclopedia of Applied Linguistics. Oxford, UK: Wiley-Blackwell
• Demosthenous, Catherine .M. (2010). Social Inclusion and Exclusion in Universities: Linguistics, Categories and Conversational Resources. Saarbrücken: VDM Verlag,.
• Demosthenous Catherine M.(2012) ‘Inclusion/exclusion for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Students: Understanding how ‘We’ matters’, Journal of Social Inclusion 3/1: 71-85
• Deppermann, Arnulf (2005). ‘Conversational interpretation of lexical items and conversational contrasting’. In: A. Hakulinen & M. Selting, eds., Syntax and lexis in conversation: Studies on the use of linguistic resources in talk-in-interaction. Amsterdam: John Benjamins: 289–306
• Deppermann, Arnulf (2011) ‘The study of formulations as a key to an interactional semantics’, Human Studies, 34/2: 115–128
• Deppermann, Arnulf (2011) ‘Notionalization: The transformation of descriptions into categorizations’, Human Studies, 34/2: 155–181
• Deppermann, Arnulf. (2013) ‘(What) does “Positioning” offer more than “Membership Categorization”? Evidence from a mock story’, Narrative Inquiry, 23/1: 62-88
• De Stefani, Elwys, Anne-Sylvie Horlacher (2008) ‘Topical and sequential backlinking in a french radio phone-in program: Turn shapes and sequential placements’, Pragmatics 18:3.381-406
• Dillon, Patrick J.(2011) ‘Moral accounts and membership categorization in primary care medical interviews’, Communication & Medicine, 8/3: 211-22
• Edwards, Derek (1991) ‘Categories are for Talking: On the Cognitive and Discursive Bases of Categorization’, Theory and Psychology1(4): 515–42.
• Edwards, Derek (1998) ‘The relevant thing about her: social identity categories in use’ In: Charles Antaki, Sue Widdicombe, eds. Identities in talk. London: Sage: 15-33
• Egbert, Maria (2004) ’Other-initiated Repair and Membership Categorization: Some conversational events that trigger linguistic and regional membership categorization’, Journal of Pragmatics 36: 1467-98.
• Eglin, Peter (2002) ‘Members’ gendering work: ‘women’, ‘feminists’ and membership categorization analysis’, Discourse & Society 13: 819-25
• Eglin, Peter, Stephen Hester (1992) ‘Category, Predicate and Task: The Pragmatics of Practical Action’, Semiotica 88: 243–68
• Eglin, Peter, Stephen Hester (1999) Moral order and the Montreal massacre: a story of membership categorization analysis.’ In: P.L. Jalbert, (Ed.)Media Studies: Ethnomethodological Approaches. Lanham, New York, Oxford: University Press of America: 195-230
• Eglin, Peter, Stephen Hester (1999) “You’re all a bunch of feminists:” Categorization and the politics of terror in the Montreal Massacre’, Human Studies 22: 253-72
• Eglin, Peter, Stephen Hester (2003) The Montreal Massacre A Story of Membership Categorization Analysis. Waterloo, ONT, Ca: Wilfrid Laurier University Press
• Evaldsson, Ann-Carita (2007) ‘Accounting for friendship: moral ordering and category membership in preadolescent girls’ relational talk’ Research on Language & Social Interaction 40/ 4: 377-404
• Fitzgerald Richard (2012) ‘Membership categorization analysis: Wild and promiscuous or simply the joy of Sacks?’, Discourse Studies14: 305-311
• Fitzgerald, Richard, William Housley (2002) ‘Identity, categorisation and sequential organisation: the sequential and categorial flow of identity in a radio phone-in’, Discourse and Society 13: 579-602.
• Fitzgerald, Richard, William Housley (2006) ’Categorisation, accounts and motives: “Letters-to-the-editor” and devolution in Wales’. In John Wilson & Karyn Stapleton, eds. Devolution and Identity. Aldershot Ashgate: 111-26
• Fitzgerald, Richard, William Housley (2007) ‘Talkback, Community and the Public Sphere’, Media International Australia. No 122: 150-63
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• Forrester, Michael A.; David Reason (2006) ‘Competency and participation in acquiring a mastery of language: a reconsideration of the idea of membership’,The Sociological Review 54/3: 446-66
• Fradin, Bernard, Louis Quéré, Jean Widmer, eds. (1994)L’enquête sur les categories. Paris: École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales [Raisons pratiques: Épistémologie, sociologie, théorie sociale/5]
• Francis, David, Christopher Hart (1997) ‘Narrative intelligibility and membership categorization in a television commercial’. In: Hester, S., P. Eglin, eds.,Culture in action: studies in membership categorization analysis. Washington, D.C.: University Press of America: 123-52
• Freebody, Peter, Carolyn D. Baker (1996) ’Categories and sense-making in the talk and texts of schooling’. In: G. Bull & M. Anstey (eds.)Lexicons of Literacy. Sydney: Prentice Hall: 145-59
• Fukuda, Chie (2014) ‘Identities and linguistic varieties in Japanese: An analysis of language ideologies as participants’ accomplishments’, Pragmatics 24:1. 35-62
• Gafaranga, Joseph; Nicky Britten (2004) ‘Formulation in general practice consultations’, Text, 24/2: 147–170
• Gardner Rod (2012) ‘Enriching CA through MCA? Stokoe’s MCA keys’,Discourse Studies 14: 313-319
• Garot, Bob; Tim J. Berard (2010) ‘Ethnomethodology and Membership Categorization Analysis’. in:Ruth Wodak, Barbara Johnstone, Paul Kerswill, eds. Sage Handbook of Sociolinguistics, Los Angeles: Sage: 125-138
• Graumans, Ineke; Harry van den Berg (2008) ‘Memberschip Categorization Analysis: Een frame-analyse van open interviews met jonge kinderen op een etnisch gemengde school’, KWALON 13/3
• Grancea, Liana (2010) ‘Ethnic solidarity as interactional accomplishment: An analysis of interethnic complaints in Romanianand Hungarian focus groups’, Discourse & Society, 21/2: 161-188
• Goodman S, Speer, Susan A.,(2007). ‘Category Use in the Construction of Asylum Seekers’, Critical Discourse Studies, 4/2: 165-185.
• Gotsbachner, Emo (2009) ‘Asserting interpretive frames of political events: panel discussions on television news’. In. Richard Fitzgerald,William Housley, eds. Media, Policy and Interaction. Farnham, Surey, U.K.: Ashgate: 49-72
• Greco, Luca; Lorenza Mondada (2014) ‘Les identités-en-interaction : vers une approche multidimensionnelle’. In: Luca Greco, Lorenza Mondada, Patrick Renaud, eds., Identités en interaction, Limoges: Lambert Lucas: 7-28
• Greco, Luca; Lorenza Mondada, Patrick Renaud, eds., (2014) Identités en interaction, Limoges: Lambert Lucas
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• Hauser, Eric (2011) ‘Generalization: A practice of situated categorization in talk’, Human Studies, 34/2:183–198
• Hester, Sally; Stephen Hester (2012) ‘Categorial occasionality and transformation: analyzing culture in action’, Human Studies 35/4: 563-581
• Hester, Stephen (1992) ‘Recognizing references to deviance in referral talk’. In: G. Watson, R.M. Seiler, eds. Text in Context: Contributions to ethnomethodology. London: Sage: 156-74
• Hester, Stephen (1994) ‘Les catégories en contexte’. In: B. Fradin, L. Quéré, J. Widmer, eds. (1994)L’enquête sur les catégories. Paris: École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales [Raisons pratiques: Épistémologie, sociologie, théorie sociale/5]: 219-42
• Hester, Stephen, Peter Eglin, eds. (1997) Culture in action: studies in membership categorization analysis. Washington, D.C.: University Press of America
• Hester, Stephen, Peter Eglin (1997) ’Membership categorization analysis: an introduction. In: Hester, S., P. Eglin, eds., Culture in action: studies in membership categorization analysis. Washington, D.C.: University Press of America: 1-24
• Hester, Stephen, Peter Eglin (1997) ‘The reflexive constitution of category, predicate and context in two settings’. In: Hester, S., P. Eglin, eds.,Culture in action: studies in membership categorization analysis. Washington, D.C.: University Press of America: 25-48
• Hester, Stephen, Richard Fitzgerald (1999) ‘Category, predicate and contrast: some organizational features in a radio talk show’. In: P.L. Jalbert, (Ed.) Media Studies:
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• Hester, Stephen, William Housley, eds. (2002) Language, Interaction and National Identity: Studies in the social organisation of national identity in talk-in-interaction. Aldershot: Ashgate
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• Housley, William (1999) ‘Role as an Interactional Device and Resource in Multidisciplinary Team Meetings’, Sociological Research Online, vol. 4, no. 3, < http://www.socresonline.org.uk/socresonline/4/3/housley.html >
• Housley, William (2000) ‘Category Work and Knowledgeability within Multidisciplinary Team Meetings’, TEXT, 20: 83-107
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• Housley, William (2003) Interaction in Multidisciplinary Teams. Aldershot, Ashgate
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