Professor Lannamann’s current research explores the implications of social constructionist approaches for understanding embodiment and technology. A second theme in his recent work examines paradoxical interactional patterns in end-of-life communication. His published work assessing the possibilities and limitations of social constructionist approaches to the study of human interaction appear in Theory and Psychology, Human Systems, Family Process, Communication Theory, Communication Monographs, The Journal of Strategic and Systemic Therapies, and a number of other scholarly journals and books.