Creating Interpersonal Reality through Conversational Interactions
Creating Interpersonal Reality through Conversational Interactions
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通过对话互动创造人际现实
DOI：
10.1007/978-94-007-5600-7_6
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发表时间：
2013
影响因子：
3
通讯作者：
M. Colombetti
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作者：
A. Carassa;M. Colombetti
我们把人际现实理解为由人们在日常交往中为自己非正式地创造的社会事实组成，这些社会事实涉及对积极和消极道义力量的集体接受。我们认为，在人际现实的情况下，吉尔伯特的共同承诺的概念是一个适当的看法，什么是集体接受的数额。然后，我们认为，创造人际关系的现实，即使在共同的日常生活情况下，通常需要会话交流涉及几个层次的共同承诺，特别是，共同承诺的项目，共同的意义，和共同的承诺，是构成对话。
We understand interpersonal reality as consisting of those social facts that are informally created by people for themselves in everyday interactions and involve the collective acceptance of positive and negative deontic powers. We submit that, in the case of interpersonal reality, Gilbert’s concept of a joint commitment is a suitable view of what collective acceptance amounts to. We then argue that creating interpersonal reality, even in common everyday life situations, typically requires conversational exchanges involving several layers of joint commitments and, in particular, joint commitments to projects, joint meaning, and the joint commitments that are constitutive of conversations.