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| Acknowledgments | |
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| Introduction to first edition | |
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| Overview of chapters | |
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| Discourse analysis | |
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| Introduction to second edition | |
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| Intertextuality | |
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| Intertextuality and repetition | |
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| Intertextuality in interaction: creating identity | |
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| Intertextuality and power | |
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| Repetition as intertextuality in discourse | |
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| Constructed dialogue | |
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| Repetition and dialogue in interactional discourse | |
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| Ventriloquizing | |
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| Involvement in discourse | |
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| Involvement | |
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| Sound and sense in discourse | |
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| Involvement strategies | |
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| Scenes and music in creating involvement | |
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| Repetition in conversation: toward a poetics of talk | |
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| Theoretical implications of repetition | |
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| Repetition in discourse | |
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| Functions of repetition in conversation | |
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| Repetition and variation in conversation | |
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| Examples of functions of repetition | |
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| The range of repetition in a segment of conversation | |
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| Individual and cultural differences | |
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| Other genres | |
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| The automaticity of repetition | |
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| The drive to imitate | |
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| Conclusion | |
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| "Oh talking voice that is so sweet": constructing dialogue in conversation | |
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| Reported speech and dialogue | |
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| Dialogue in storytelling | |
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| Reported criticism in conversation | |
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| Reported speech is constructed dialogue | |
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| Constructed dialogue in a conversational narrative | |
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| Modern Greek stories | |
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| Brazilian narrative | |
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| Dialogue in writers' conversation | |
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| Conclusion | |
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| Imagining worlds: imagery and detail in conversation and other genres | |
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| The role of details and images in creating involvement | |
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| Details in conversation | |
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| Images and details in narrative | |
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| Nonnarrative or quasinarrative conversational discourse | |
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| Rapport through telling details | |
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| The intimacy of details | |
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| Spoken literary discourse | |
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| Written discourse | |
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| High-involvement writing | |
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| When details don't work or work for ill | |
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| Conclusion | |
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| Involvement strategies in consort: literary nonfiction and political oratory | |
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| Thinking with feeling | |
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| Literary nonfiction | |
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| Speaking and writing with involvement | |
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| Involvement in political oratory | |
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| Conclusion | |
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| Afterword: toward a humanistic linguistics | |
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| Sources of examples | |
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| Transcription conventions | |
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| Notes | |
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| List of references | |
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| Author index | |
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| Subject index | |