COMM 3120Analyzing Talk and Interaction

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Prerequisite(s): None Cross Listings: SOC 3360, ANT 3520 Face-to-face interaction is a defining feature of human behavior. It is where language, bodily movement, and other modalities of expression become socially enacted as talk. Through this course, students collect and prepare data to examine this special site of human existence, focusing on how people coordinate and situate their language and bodies within a richly structured social, cultural, and material world. Note: Credit will count for only one prefix