Children's Participation and the Familial Moral Order in Family Therapy  

Oleh:

Hutchby, Ian ; O'Reilly, Michelle

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Discourse Studies (Full Text) vol. 12 no. 1 (Jan. 2010), page 49-64.
Topik: child–adult interaction; children’s talk; conversation analysis; family; family therapy; moral order
Fulltext: Vol 12, no (1), page 49–64.pdf (270.87KB)

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This article examines discourse practices surrounding children’s participation, non-participation, and the ‘moral order’ of the family in the setting of family therapy consultations. The analysis focuses on two central issues. First, the relationship between therapists’ questions, the speaker selection techniques built into those questions, and the responses produced by family members. Second, the relationship between turn-taking and the linguistic features of person deixis in disputes that emerge around children’s orientation to implicit accusations in the talk of other participants about them. The findings reveal how a familial ‘moral order’ is often at the root of how children’s competence as participants is managed by the parents, the therapist, and the children themselves.

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