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| Antaki1994 + | Explaining and Arguing + |
| Antaki1996 + | ‘Quality of Life’ Talk: The Liberal Paradox of Psychological Testing + |
| Antaki1996a + | Explanation Slots as Resources in Interaction + |
| Antaki1998 + | Identities in Talk + |
| Antaki1998a + | Identity ascriptions in their time and place: “Fagin” and “The Terminally Dim” + |
| Antaki1998b + | Identity as an achievement and as a tool + |
| Antaki1999 + | Interviewing persons with a learning disability: how setting lower standards may inflate well-being scores + |
| Antaki1999a + | Show concessions + |
| Antaki2000 + | Two rhetorical uses of the description “Chat” + |
| Antaki2000a + | Using identity ascription to disqualify a rival version of events as "interested" + |
| Antaki2001 + | “D’you like a drink?” Dissembling language and the construction of an impoverished life + |
| Antaki2002 + | “Lovely”: Turn-initial high-grade assessments in telephone closings + |
| Antaki2002a + | Personalised revision of “failed” questions + |
| Antaki2002b + | Shaping clients' answers: departures from neutrality in care staff interviews with people with a learning disability + |
| Antaki2003 + | Discourse analysis means doing analysis: a critique of six analytic shortcomings + |
| Antaki2004 + | Reading minds or dealing with interactional implications? + |
| Antaki2004a + | The uses of absurdity + |
| Antaki2004b + | Conversation Analysis + |
| Antaki2004c + | Recruiting the record: using opponents’ exact words in Parliamentary argumentation + |
| Antaki2004d + | Trouble in agreeing on a client's problem in a cognitive-behavioural therapy session + |
| Antaki2005 + | ”For she who knows who she is:” managing accountability in online forum messages + |
| Antaki2005a + | Diagnostic formulations in psychotherapy + |
| Antaki2005b + | Self-disclosure as a situated interactional practice + |
| Antaki2005c + | When psychotherapists disclose personal information about themselves to clients + |
| Antaki2006 + | Producing a “cognition” + |
