摘要: Some ways in which shared stories are begun and told described using conversation analysis. Tellings by two persons who participated together the events to be narrated display how coparticipants encounter resolve problems of having potential tellers, a “knowing” recipient present. The examined with three‐part series turns: “remote” approach, forwarding, ratification forwarding. body telling includes techniques involve knowing without necessarily challenging current teller's role as teller. Implications drawn for study pairs “do” their relationship public.
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