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Date: 03-Feb-2007 From: Ana Ameal-Guerra <amealguerraberkeley.edu> Subject: References on Work & Social-Personal Talk
Dear subscribers,
In my research I'm working with natural data from a seamstress - customer interaction (in Galicia, Spain). In their interaction they often move between work talk and social-personal talk.
I would like to request if some contributors could point me to other research and literature that talks about transitions between work talk and non work talk. I would greatly appreciate any help in this sense.
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