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TALKING WORK vs TALKING AT WORK

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Subject: TALKING WORK vs TALKING AT WORK
From: "Piccini Chiara" <piccinic@lu.unisi.ch>
Date: Tue, 9 Nov 2004 23:56:42 +0100
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Hi! Does it make sense to you distinguishing between TALKING WORK vs TALKING ATWORK?
 
where TALKING WORK  is a discursive professional activity (such as teaching, or a medical consultation or a problem solving meeting, etc.) 
while TALKING AT WORK is any talk occorring in workplaces (talking to coordinate non discursive activities, chatting during the coffee break, etc.)
Shall I use a better terminology to address such a distinction? Does anybody know a collection of studies specifically on what I call TALKING WORK ?
Thanks!
Chiara

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