The hug or embrace, entailing in its trajectory a form of intercorporeal intertwining of body and voice, is a haptic confi guration used in constituting the activities of both greetings as well as closings (farewells) – “boundary interchanges” in Goffman’s (1971 ) terms. In performing an embrace, an action critical to the affective life of families ( Goodwin and Cekaite 2018 ) and friends, the display of emotion is a situated practice ( Goodwin et al. 2012 ), as critical as the sequential organization of the activity. C. Goodwin (1979 ) demonstrated that the shape of an utterance depends upon the moment-to-moment responses of recipients during its trajectory. Similar practices are involved in interactions entailing hugs. While Goodwin’s analysis chronicled how new segments of talk can be added to a speaker’s emerging sentence, in this chapter I analyze how in the midst of interaction a participant can add new haptic actions to achieve collaborative action. I illustrate how the hug, as a “sequence of action” ( Schegloff 2007 , 11) entailing corporeal resources rather than talk as its basic units of construction, is produced as an interactive achievement ( Schegloff 1987 ). The hug is often solicited by outstretched arms, an iconic gesture which invites and models a reciprocal action from the addressee. Talk often overlays or laminates the gestural confi guration of the hug rather than being the principal medium through which the interchange is carried out. 1
拥抱或拥抱，在其轨迹中包含了身体和声音相互交织的形式，是一种用于构成问候和结束(告别)活动的触觉配置-戈夫曼(1971)术语中的“边界交换”。拥抱是对家庭(Goodwin and Cekaite 2018)和朋友的情感生活至关重要的行为，在进行拥抱时，情感的表现是一种情境实践(Goodwin et al. 2012)，与活动的顺序组织一样重要。C. Goodwin(1979)证明了话语的形状取决于话语轨迹中接受者的即时反应。在涉及拥抱的互动中也有类似的做法。古德温的分析记录了如何将新的谈话片段添加到说话者正在出现的句子中，而在本章中，我分析了参与者如何在互动中添加新的触觉动作来实现协作行动。我说明了拥抱作为一个“行动序列”(Schegloff 2007, 11)是如何作为一种互动成果产生的(Schegloff 1987)，它需要物质资源而不是话语作为其基本构建单位。拥抱通常是伸出双臂，这是一个标志性的手势，邀请并模仿了对方的回应行为。交谈往往是拥抱的手势配置的叠加或层叠，而不是进行交换的主要媒介。1
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Pub Date : 2020-07-15DOI: 10.4324/9781003026631-10
Aug Nishizaka
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Pub Date : 2020-07-15DOI: 10.4324/9781003026631-11
C. Heath, P. Luff
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