Advances in the Study of Social Action in Online Interaction

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  Introduction: Interactional analysis of social action in online interaction
  Valeria Sinkeviciute | pp. 1–6
Articles
• The invitation game: Strategies for launching the prospect of meeting in Danish Tinder chats between male and female users
  Elisabeth Muth Andersen | pp. 7–34
• “I’m only half Korean but I can relate to a lot of what you said”: YouTube comments as second stories in response to “lunchbox moment” narrative videos
  Hanwool Choe & Cynthia Gordon | pp. 35–62
• “Resident superhero”: Community veneration on Facebook
  Kerry Mullan | pp. 63–100
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  Multimodal joint fantasising as a category‑implicative and category‑relations‑implicative action in online multi‑party interaction
  Valeria Sinkeviciute | pp. 101–136
• “Facebook’s about to know, Karen”: Mobilising social media to sanction public conduct
  Linda Walz, Jack B. Joyce & Natalie Flint | pp. 137–160
• Online public denunciation as recursive social practice
  Michael Haugh | pp. 161–191

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