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To date, the study of communicated explanations has been, at best, unsystematic. There has been little recognition that many, if not most, explanations are eventually delivered to a hearer or hearers. These potential audiences constrain the way the explanation is ultimately shaped. Similarly, researchers have devoted themselves to the study of "accounts," for the most part without an accompanying interest in the fundamental processes of event comprehension. This volume is devoted to bridging the gap between these two traditions.

Recenzijas

"In assembling this collection of papers, McLaughlin, Cody and Read set out to bridge 'the gap' between the attribution and accounts literatures. In fact, they've drawn together three literatures (attributions, accounts-as- stories, and accounts-as-alignment-talk), each of which has in recent years pointed to a fourth: cognitive science. That's a real plus, and it makes this collection particularly valuable." International Society for the Study of Personal Relationships

Contributors xi
Introduction xv
PART I THE NATURE OF SOCIAL EXPLANATIONS
1(146)
1 Constructing Accounts: The Role of Explanatory Coherence
3(18)
Stephen J. Read
2 The Use of Prototypical Explanations in First- and Third-Person Accounts
21(20)
Roger Lamb
Mansur Lalljee
3 The Study of Causal Explanation in Natural Language: Analyzing Reports of the Challenger Disaster in The New York Times
41(20)
Denis J. Hilton
Rainer H. Mathes
Thomas R. Trabasso
4 An Economy of Explanations
61(22)
John McClure
5 Lay Explanations
83(22)
Adrian Furnham
6 A Conversation Approach to Explanation, with Emphasis on Politeness and Accounting
105(26)
William Turnbull
7 Excuses in Everyday Interaction
131(16)
Bernard Weiner
PART II EXPLANATIONS AND SOCIAL CONTEXTS
147(148)
8 Legal Fictions: Telling Stories and Doing Justice
149(18)
Lance Bennett
9 The Account Episode in Close Relationships
167(16)
Frank D. Fincham
10 Explanation as Legitimation: Excuse-Making in Organizations
183(16)
Robert J. Bies
Sim B. Sitkin
11 Alternative Knowledge Sources in Explanations of Racist Events
199(26)
Philomena Essed
12 The Social-Interactive Aspects of Account-Giving
225(20)
Michael J. Cody
David O. Braaten
13 Storytelling as Collaborative Reasoning: Co-Narratives in Incest Case Accounts
245(16)
Karin Aronsson
Claes Nilholm
14 What Went Wrong: Communicating Accounts of Relationship Conflict
261(20)
Ann L. Weber
John H. Harvey
Terri L. Orbuch
15 Accounting for Failure to Follow Advice: Real Reasons Versus Good Explanations
281(14)
Margaret L. McLaughlin
Michael J. Cody
Risa Dickson
Valerie Manusov
Author Index 295(10)
Subject Index 305
Margaret L. McLaughlin, Michael J. Cody, Stephen John Read