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David,
A very interesting post. I think Gumperz referred to at least some of things
you are referring to as "pre-textual misunderstanings" as *contextualization
cues*. Hymes also handled this sort of thing in some of his terminology, i
think. Don't see their work surface in the CHAT context too often so I
thought I would throw that out there.
andy j.
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