Review published In:
Journal of Narrative and Life HistoryVol. 3:4 (1993) ► pp.391–396
Book review
Japanese Conversation: Self-Contextualization Through Structure and Interactional Management Senko Kumiya Maynard. Norwood, NJ: Ablex, 1989.
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