A “clash of ideas” or an exercise in scholastic 'misunderstanding'?: A response to Button's response [Book Review]

Human Studies 15 (2-3):291 - 297 (1992)
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Rhythm in telephone closings.Peter Auer - 1990 - Human Studies 13 (4):361 - 392.
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