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Social constructionists see themselves as curious participants in a pluralistic world. To what extent are you willing to give up the quest for certainty, a detached perspective, and the idea of truth as singular to join them? |
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Can you provide a rationale for placing this chapter on CMM immediately after the chapter on symbolic interactionism? |
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CMM suggests that we can take part in joint action without shared understanding--coordination without coherence. Can you think of an example from your own life? |
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Pearce and Cronen claim that CMM is a practical theory. What consequences do you foresee had President Bush delivered the speech Pearce wrote after the 9/11 attack?What aspects of dialogic communication do you see in Pearce's version? |
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