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Acknowledgments	p. ix
1	Introduction to first edition	p. 1
    Overview of chapters	p. 1
    Discourse analysis	p. 5
Introduction to second edition	p. 8
    Intertextuality	p. 8
    Intertextuality and repetition	p. 10
    Intertextuality in interaction: creating identity	p. 12
    Intertextuality and power	p. 13
    Repetition as intertextuality in discourse	p. 15
    Constructed dialogue	p. 17
    Repetition and dialogue in interactional discourse	p. 20
    Ventriloquizing	p. 21
2	Involvement in discourse	p. 25
    Involvement	p. 25
    Sound and sense in discourse	p. 29
    Involvement strategies	p. 32
    Scenes and music in creating involvement	p. 42
3	Repetition in conversation: toward a poetics of talk	p. 48
    Theoretical implications of repetition	p. 48
    Repetition in discourse	p. 57
    Functions of repetition in conversation	p. 58
    Repetition and variation in conversation	p. 62
    Examples of functions of repetition	p. 67
    The range of repetition in a segment of conversation	p. 78
    Individual and cultural differences	p. 84
    Other genres	p. 86
    The automaticity of repetition	p. 92
    The drive to imitate	p. 97
    Conclusion	p. 100
4	"Oh talking voice that is so sweet": constructing dialogue in conversation	p. 102
    Reported speech and dialogue	p. 103
    Dialogue in storytelling	p. 105
    Reported criticism in conversation	p. 107
    Reported speech is constructed dialogue	p. 112
    Constructed dialogue in a conversational narrative	p. 120
    Modern Greek stories	p. 124
    Brazilian narrative	p. 128
    Dialogue in writers'' conversation	p. 130
    Conclusion	p. 132
5	Imagining worlds: imagery and detail in conversation and other genres	p. 133
    The role of details and images in creating involvement	p. 134
    Details in conversation	p. 135
    Images and details in narrative	p. 137
    Nonnarrative or quasinarrative conversational discourse	p. 141
    Rapport through telling details	p. 145
    The intimacy of details	p. 146
    Spoken literary discourse	p. 147
    Written discourse	p. 149
    High-involvement writing	p. 154
    When details don''t work or work for ill	p. 156
    Conclusion	p. 159
6	Involvement strategies in consort: literary nonfiction and political oratory	p. 161
    Thinking with feeling	p. 161
    Literary nonfiction	p. 162
    Speaking and writing with involvement	p. 165
    Involvement in political oratory	p. 166
    Conclusion	p. 185
7	Afterword: toward a humanistic linguistics	p. 187
Appendix I	Sources of examples	p. 189
Appendix II	Transcription conventions	p. 193
Notes	p. 196
List of references	p. 211
Author index	p. 227
Subject index	p. 230