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In the following pages an actual discourse on murder is presented: The Levin-Chambers case, a widely publicized case of sexual assault in New York City. The conversation takes place between a mother (M), a father (F), and a daughter (D). The discourse is verbatim and took place in the home. The discourse was recorded openly by a student-experimenter, with the full knowledge and consensus of the participants. The student-experimenter freely participated in the conversation.
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Rettig, S. (1990). The Levin-Chambers Case: A Discursive Analysis. In: The Discursive Social Psychology of Evidence. Cognition and Language. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4899-3573-1_4
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