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conversation analysis. Another critical point is that interactants are aware of the positive impression repairs can make (showing commitment and involvement, orientation towards the hearer). Philips denies that these impressions are necessarily intentionally worked at, but she does suggest that judges allow them to persist by repeating them. This indicates that the findings of conversation analysis theories are intuitively known and rhetorically used by interactants, an insight that also came up in Duranti’s contribution. Lindstrom (’Context contests: debatable truth statements on Tanna (Vanuatu)’)