The Analysis of Action: Recent Theoretical and Empirical AdvancesMario von Cranach, Rom Harré |
Contents
Theory and method | 1 |
CLARKE | 23 |
VON CRANACH | 72 |
Practical and interactive action | 75 |
W HACKER | 97 |
U KALBERMATTEN | 159 |
R LAMB | 185 |
Rules in the organization of action | 187 |
Knowledge | 243 |
The ontogenesis and phylogenesis of action | 309 |
Editors Epilogue | 387 |
| 395 | |
Name index | 401 |
Common terms and phrases
action steps action theory action-related actor AIMCON analysis approach argument aspects assumed assumptions Blondie chimpanzee climbing codes communicative acts complex concepts Conjoint Analysis conscious cognition consequences constitute constructional context course of action Cranach DAEDALUS functions defined definition distinction dyad empirical ethology event base example expressive family members GDA-related goal goal-directed action grasp/take GRIP Hacker Harré hierarchical homodynamic human action incident structures individual intentions interac interactors interpretation investigation involve kind ladder-building language linguistic methods movements object observation operations particular performed person pole possible Pribram primate problems processes produced psychology reference relevant representations rules sequence sequential skier social action social psychology specific stock of knowledge strategies structure symbolic interactionism systems theory task theoretical Timothy Asch tion tone-units Type Four description Type Three description Type Two description units University of Berne variable verbal