Re: RT list: co-presence and mutual manifestness

From: Jlsperanza@aol.com
Date: Sat Jan 24 2004 - 04:59:54 GMT

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    Re: Goffman's co-presence, Schelling's co-ordination, Grice's co-operation,
    etc. -- and how intentions (representations) of utterer and addressee can get
    mutually entwined (in something like 'mutual manifestness') -- in a message
    dated 1/23/2004, Luiz Carlos Baptista (lucabaptista@sapo.pt) writes:

    >As a matter of fact, Goffman does
    >rely on Schelling's The Strategy of Conflict
    >in his book Strategic Interaction (1969).
    >Just for the record.

    I now also find out, as per ps.

    Cheers,

    JL
       J L Speranza 

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      "In 1966, Goffman spent a sabbatical year at 
  the Harvard Center for International Affairs, where 
  he developed a friendship with Thomas Schelling, 
  from whom he gained an understanding of game 
  theory."

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      "In 1966, Goffman spent a sabbatical year at the 
  Harvard Center for International Affairs, at the invitation 
  of Thomas Schelling."

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