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Intimate talk with Family and friends
Sandel, T. L.
2008-04-01
Source PublicationThe International Encyclopedia of Communication: Volume VI
Publication PlaceMalden, MA, USA
PublisherBlackwell
Pages2521-2524
AbstractIntimate talk with family and friends can be examined as a product, process, or resource. It is a product of a relationship that has become intimate over time. This is the focus of studies involving social penetration (Altman & Taylor 1973) or social exchange theories (Thibaut & Kelley 1959), which find that as one person self-discloses, the other may reciprocate and the relationship becomes closer or more intimate. A different understanding comes from seeing intimate talk as process: speakers co-construct meaning and through talk create the relationship. This is the focus of scholars interested in [RIGHTWARDS ARROW] conversation analysis. Standing between these two approaches is intimate talk as resource, whereby speakers are competent in the performance and interpretation of certain forms of talk, such as joking or greeting, and intentionally use these to create, index or point to, and sustain intimate relationships. This is the focus of studies in such fields as sociolinguistics and the ethnography of communication.
KeywordTalk Family Friends
Language英語English
ISBN9781405131995
The Source to ArticlePB_Publication
PUB ID33929
Document TypeBook chapter
CollectionDEPARTMENT OF COMMUNICATION
Corresponding AuthorSandel, T. L.
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Sandel, T. L.. Intimate talk with Family and friends[M]. The International Encyclopedia of Communication: Volume VI, Malden, MA, USA:Blackwell, 2008, 2521-2524.
APA Sandel, T. L..(2008). Intimate talk with Family and friends. The International Encyclopedia of Communication: Volume VI, 2521-2524.
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