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In general, we may understand the research process in terms of a theory of action in the world and its representation in text (Ricœur 1984). Accordingly, research may be understood as a three-part process of mimesis, with the phases of prefiguration (mimesis₁), configuration (mimesis₂), and transfiguration (mimesis₃) of the world of action. Research such as the one reported in the lead article (Tenenberg et al. 2016, this issue) requires (recorded and direct) observations and associated descriptions that become the data for the interpretive process in which theory is built. …

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Having co-authored a text does not mean that a person ‘obviously believes’ (Schmidt 2016, p. 18) something. Authoring may mean producing a text that can hold its ground among other texts rather than manifesting any beliefs—if beliefs even exist as stable features or frameworks in the individual mind. Within our author team, there have been discussions about the intellectualism that manifests itself in the article, and not all authors would use that discourse if they were writing on their own, and similarly for any text produced by this authoring team (or any other, for that matter). This has a reflexive bearing on the issues developed in this special issue, for people can ‘cooperate’ on something without ‘sharing’ particular beliefs, conceptual frameworks, or theories for the purpose of arriving at a product; and they can fully support that one project even if they (knowingly or unknowingly) differ from their collaborators. This diversity-in-cooperation can be seen as well if we look at the special issue taken as a whole, by considering that all of the commentators and the authors of the original paper are all ‘cooperating’ in producing the special issue, without the necessity of ‘sharing’ beliefs, conceptual frameworks, etc.

Over the years of our collaborating on a number of projects, we have come to joke about the mentalist versus collectivist discourses in our midst. It may be in that the very diversity of discourses that we produce among ourselves that we are able to notice and make salient for others some of this diversity.

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Incidentally, the development of this point involved one of the authorities that also has been a discursive resource in the exchanges of this special issue: John Searle. The topic was speech act theory, which had been produced by another authority mobilized in the present debate.

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Titel: Discourse/s in/of CSCW
verfasst von: Wolff-Michael Roth
Josh Tenenberg
David Socha
Publikationsdatum: 01.10.2016
Verlag: Springer Netherlands
Erschienen in: Computer Supported Cooperative Work (CSCW) / Ausgabe 4-5/2016
Print ISSN: 0925-9724
Elektronische ISSN: 1573-7551
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/s10606-016-9258-5

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