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Heritage-Clayman2012
BibType ARTICLE
Key Heritage-Clayman2012
Author(s) John Heritage, Steven E. Clayman
Title Melvin Pollner: A view from the suburbs
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Tag(s) EMCA, Ethnomethodology, Melvin Pollner, Mundane reason, Accounts, Conversation analysis, Reflexivity, Reality disjunctures
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Year 2012
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Journal American Sociologist
Volume 43
Number 1
Pages 99–108
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DOI 10.1007/s12108-012-9148-3
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Abstract

This paper considers the relationship between Melvin Pollner’s sociology of mundane reasoning and conversation analysis. We suggest, first, that Pollner’s revolutionary view of the role of accounts in everyday life provides a basic framework for understanding how norms of conversational organization are sustained across time periods ranging from the evanescent moment to the longue durée of historical time. Second, we argue his work on conflict and reality disjunctures is important for the light it sheds on conversational processes concerned with the avoidance and/or management of disagreement. Although Pollner was not personally engaged with conversation analysis, his theorizing is nonetheless of great significance in understanding some of its basic preoccupations.

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