[8. 1] * Features of the New Paradigm: Ethnosemantics, Ethogeny, and Ethnomethodology

[8.1.1] * Ethnosemant7ics and Social Psychology

[8.1.2] * The Hexagram of Sudden Memory

[8.1.3] *A Glossary of Terms in Ethnosemantics

[8.1.4] * The Universal Basis of Behavior

[8.1.5] * The Investigation of Community Cataloguing Practices (CCP)

[8.2] * R. Harre and P. F. Secord

[8.2.1] * The Correspondences in Basic Theory

[8.2.2] * Strategies of Investigation

[8.2.2.1] * The Analysis of Accounts

[8.2.2.2] *The Other Side

[8.2.2.3] *The Third View

[8.3] *Longitudinal Studies of Personality, Biographical Record and Psychohistory or, the Social Psychology of Relationship

[8.3.1] Case History Report: J. M. Digman: Multivariate Methods Approach

[8.3.2] Case History Report: D. L. Watson: Behavior Modification on the Daily Round

[8.3.3] Case History Report: Abe Arkoff: Promoting Self-Growth Through the Personal Journal

[8.3.4] Case History Report: Teru L. Morton: The Pervasiveness of Sex Role Stereotypes in Everyday Life

[8.3.5] *Case History Report: Christine Winskowski: The Empirical Investigation of Relationship Dynamics in Conversation

[8.3.6] Kenneth Burke: A Grammar and a Rhetoric of Motives

[8.3.7] Case History Reports: Daily Round Diary Tape; Psychology 222 Students, Fall 1977

[8.4] Sam Shapiro: Transpersonal Psychology and Asian Philosophy

[8.5] *James and Gordon: Social Psychology and Applied Psycholinguistics: The "DRA" Project

[8.5.1] * Contents of the DRA and Index

[8.5.2] *Uses of the DRA

[8.5.3] *Procedure for Contributions and Use

[8.5.4] Theoretical and Methodological Significance

[8.5.5] Preliminary Findings

[8.5.5.1] Oral and Written Literacy

[8.5.5.2] The Meaning of Conversational Environment

[8.5.5.3] Aspects to Theory of Talk

[8.5.5.3.1] Notational Definitions for Prepared Transcript Data

[8.5.5.4] The Syntax of Presentations: PMNS

[8.5.5.4.1] Individual Differences and Cognitive Processes