Communication in Family Homes. Further Proof of the Relevance of a Relational Analysis
In this article, we reiterate some components of a relational analysis by contrasting its conceptual apparatus to the one that operates in modelizations focusing on the individual. We enumerate some empirical studies which, among other things, have shown that the category intention is relevant only under very specific circumstances, although it is a basic concept in most analysis of the social actor. Finally, we present some results of a new study which, as an extension of the previous ones, highlights the relational analysis. This study is based on the observation of conversations that take place in family homes.