Index

• Aaltonen, T. I.119

• Adato, A. 21, 89, 114–115

• Adjacent pair organisation54

• adjacency-paired actions166

• A-historical relevance of greetings 54, 63

• Alcoholic/alcoholism151

• Anchor position59

• Anderson, N. 147, 170

• Androutsopoulos, J.2

• Appearance-for-the-first-time84

• Appearance sequences53

• Apple FaceTime 1–3

• Arminen, I.9

• Aronsson, K. 43, 158

• A Space Odyssey (film) 87–88

• Astrophysicists46

• Asymmetries (in communication)165
  • Asynchronous158
  • Asynchronicity 157–158

• Barnett, S.9

• Baron, N.2

• Beck, U. and Beck-Gershei, E. 3, 51

• Black, A.120

• Boundaried movement89

• Bourgois, P.151

• Brown et al. 3

• Brubaker, J. et al. 7, 51

• Buhler, T.121

• Button, G. 56, 95, 97

• Calibrating practices168

• Cambridge 152, 155

• Camtasia Studio 8 software 56, 122

• Candidate showable135

• Canonical sequence52

• Cao, X.144

• Casey, N. 95, 97

• Castells, E.148

• Categorisation devices (membership)33

• Cause, concept of 23, 27, 170, 172

• Cekaite, A. 43, 158

• Change-of-state token123

• Chilton, K. 89, 103, 114–115

• Choice-making ‘cultural machinery’158

• Choice-making procedures15

• Chovanec, J.121

• Clark, H.119

• ‘Closeness at a distance’ 7, 51

• Collective performance13

• Common sense situation of choice158

• Conditionally-relevant166

• Continuous state of talk106

• Cooperative transformation zone124

• Coucou 11–12, 15, 74

• Coupland, J. 90, 101, 103

• Crystal, D.2

• Cultural theory5

• Davidson, D.43

• De Fornel, M. 9, 51, 60, 64

• De Saussure2

• Digital possessions152

• Dis-preferred second pair part109

• Distance greeting64

• Distant love51

• ‘Doing being ordinary’ 26, 28

• Drew, P. 89, 103, 114–115

• Duranti, A. 44, 53, 62–63, 75, 169

• Elias, N.24

• Emerson, R.45

• ‘Enchronic’ relationship62

• Enfield, N. J.62

• Environmental noticings 102–103

• Ethnomethodology 9, 21, 149

• Exclusion rule for greetings63

• Explanation of social causes150

• Facebooking1

• Felt Life3

• First pair-part 82, 167–168

• First positions 53, 62–63

• First timeness62

• Fitzgerald, R. 21, 33, 149, 160

• Folk knowledge28

• Formulaic character62

• Footing165

• Fragmented ecologies 120, 142, 144

• Frobenius, M. 9, 14

• Game of ‘The Coucou’75

• Garcia, A. C.9

• Garfinkel, H. 21, 23–24, 29, 40, 43, 46, 149, 158, 168, 171

• Gestalt contexture 43, 168

• Goffman, E. 106, 165, 168

• Goodwin, C. 26, 44, 77, 119, 122, 124, 165, 168–169

• Goldman, A.28

• Google Hangouts. 1, 2

• Google Hangouts on Air13

• Greeting pairs84

• Greenberg, S 7, 51

• Greetingness62

• Gurwitsch, A. 43, 168

• Hangouts on Air (HOA)121

• Hanson, N. R.27

• Harper, R. 8–9, 14, 23, 158

• Harper, R. et al, (2016)24

• Harper R. et al. (2003)3

• Hazel, S. 54, 62

• Heath, C. 7, 119, 121–122, 132

• Hendry, D.152

• Heritage, J.123

• Herring, S. C.2

• Herring et al.2

• Hillman, S.121

• Horst, H. A.170

• Human computer interaction (HCI) 6, 120

• Hutchby, I.9

• Identity-rich159

• Ingold, T. 20, 44, 153, 169

• Initial greeting pair11

• Instant Messaging9

• Interactional management device156

• Interaction frame55

• Interaction-generated categories120

• Interpretative schema 11, 20

• Jacobs, J. B.9

• Jackson, E. 147, 150, 153, 168

• Jaworski, A.90

• Jefferson, G. 89, 101

• Joint interactional frame of interaction 82–83

• Joint interest9

• Joint video interactional frame12

• Katz, J.3

• Katz, J. & Aakhus (eds) 3, 152

• Kendon, A. 54–55, 60, 62, 64

• Kirk, D. et al. 7, 51, 114

• Kita, S.119

• Kurzon, D.121

• La Langue2

• Language category work150

• La parole2

• Larsson, C.119

• Latour, B.152

• Laugier, S.45

• Leist, A. 24, 43

• Legitimate complaint148

• Levinson, S. 2, 109

• Liberman, K. 43, 169

• Licoppe, C. 9, 55, 60, 71, 77, 88, 91, 119–120

• Lipson, M.120

• Litt, E.121

• Live text commentaries (LTCs)121

• Luff, P. 7, 120–122, 132, 142

• Lynch, M. 47, 151

• Madianou, M. 5, 22, 51

• Madianou, D. & Miller, D.4

• Massey, D.3

• Maynard, D. W. 21, 33, 89–90, 94–95, 111, 115, 149–150, 170

• Media Richness Theory.2

• Membership analysis30

• Membership categorisation 34, 38, 149, 159

• Membership categorization analysis21

• Members’ problem23

• Mentionable21

• Methodological irony23

• Metropolis (film)87

• Miller, D. 5, 22, 51, 170

• Miller, D. & Sinanan, J.3

• Modern Times (film)87

• Mondada, L. 9, 51, 59, 122

• Moral economy136

• Moral economy of visibility139

• Morel, J. 9, 55, 60, 71, 77, 88, 91, 119–120

• Mortensen, K. 54, 62

• Motivational schema151

• Multiple greeting sequences 55, 59, 69, 72–73, 83

• Natural Interaction3

• Neustaedter, C. 7, 51, 121

• Nissenbaum, H.122

• Normative orientation12

• Normative preference for agreement164

• Noticings 12

• Notion of choice171

• Novaka, A.121

• Occasioned topic21

• O’Hara, K.120

• Openings51

• Opening sequences11

• Operations on a question30

• Ordinary feel10

• Ordinary reasons32

• Orientation 10–11, 15

• Oviatt, S.121

• Paired actions166

• Pair-part action168

• Page et al. 9, 14

• Papacharissi, Z.23

• Parallax8

• Parent-offspring interaction158

• Participant-constructed social system9

• Participation frameworks 26, 44–45, 168–169

• Participation frame88

• Participation status 168–169

• Patterns and rules of conversation15

• Performing intimacy 7, 51

• Perpetual contract152

• Peters, D.5

• Philosophies of action24

• Piaget, J.75

• Pointing practises 119, 144

• Politics of living 149, 168

• Pomerantz, A. 67, 142

• Positive assessments67

• Posting158

• Pre-appearance work67

• Pre-beginning59

• Pre-closing utterances165

• Preference organisation166

• Pre-opening sequence81

• Pre-showing sequences143

• Propositional voidness62

• Questions of privacy8

• Radford, J.89

• Rafaeli, S.121

• Range term155

• Recipient design165

• Recipient speaks first 52, 61

• Relational pair160

• Relieu, M. 9, 51, 59, 63, 87

• Requirement of immediacy166

• Rintel, S. et al. 8, 25, 121

• Robles, E.119

• Rose, E.151

• Rosenbaun, L.121

• Sacks, H 9, 12, 21, 24, 28–30, 33, 36, 53–54, 62–63, 88–89, 91–92, 97, 101–102, 105, 114–115, 134, 149, 160, 164–165, 167–168

• Sandis, C.2439

• Schegloff, E. A. 9, 21, 52, 55, 59, 61, 67, 89, 97, 148, 160, 165–168, 170

• Screen sharing120

• Searle, J.62

• Second action166

• Second assessments142

• Second pair-part 167–168

• Segmental structure101

• Self-deprecative67

• Self-referring descriptions150

• Sellen, A.114

• Sequential adjacent pair11

• Setting talk89

• Shared perceptual field63

• Sharrock, W. W. 39, 56

• Show-and-narrate activities91

• Skid row151

• Social cohesion147

• Social exclusion 10, 147

• Social inclusion10

• Sociology of reasons39

• Socio-spatial geometries 3

• Spatio-temporal unit on interaction63

• Speier, M.160

• Spradley, J.P.151

• Stepwise topical move89

• Story preface91

• Suchman, L.113

• Summons-answer61

• Sunakawa, Y. 9, 55, 67, 88, 91, 102

• Synchronous (communications) 156, 158, 164

• Talking heads 60, 71, 83–84

• Tarplee, C.89

• TCP/IP,Protocol2

• Technology as a resource13

• Territorially-based memberships160

• Textuality1

• The Hobo 147–148

• Topic of changes after lapses111

• Touched off utterances105

• Turn talking system166

• Typically occasioned events114

• User experience resource13

• Velleman, J. D.36

• Video Mediated Communication (VMC),221

• Vision seeking body apparatus7

• Visual availability59

• Visual parallax7

• Visual turn talking101

• Von Lehn, D.119

• Watson, D. R. 34, 39, 120, 149, 160

• Weilenmann, A.119

• Windows live messenger90

• Wittgenstein, L. 19, 24, 27–28

• Woelfer, J.152

• Xerox19

• Yoo et al.153

• Zimmerman, D. H. 89–90, 94–95, 115