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2014

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Human Studies

Ethical issues in collecting interactional data

Vol. 37 (2)

Edited by

Isabella Paoletti

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Full citation:

Paoletti, I. (ed) (2014). Ethical issues in collecting interactional data. Human Studies 37 (2).

Table of Contents

Introduction to the special issue

167-178

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Ethics in action

Mondada Lorenza

179-209

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Information giving and enactment of consent in written consent forms and in participants' talk recorded in a hospital setting

Fatigante Marilena; Orletti Franca

211-238

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Preserving the respondent's standpoint in a research interview

Alby Francesca; Fatigante Marilena

239-256

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Ethics and the social dimension of research activities

Paoletti Isabella

257-277

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Reflecting on the ethics and politics of collecting interactional data

Speer Susan A.

279-286

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[Review] R. Stolorow, World, affectivity, trauma, Heidegger and post-cartesian psychoanalysis

Fernandez Anthony

287-292

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[Review] Relevance of a friendship within a dialogue on relevance

Endreß Martin; Nicolae Stefan

293-298

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