RICHARD L. CONVILLE is Professor of Speech Communication at the University of Southern Mississippi. He is the author of many scholarly articles and the book Relational Transitions (Praeger, 1991).

• Diligently Seeking Structure by Lee Thayer From Linguistics to Poetics: Saussure at Play by Nada K. Doany and Robert Hopper Thinking Dialogically about Communication in Personal Relationships by Leslie A. Baxter The Structure of Interpersonal Structuring Processes: A Relational View by Frank E. Millar A Postmodern Analysis of Presidential Debate Sponsorship by Marjorie Fish Dialogues Between Ex-spouses: Evidence of Dialectical Relationship Development by Carol Masheter Relationship Rejuvenation: Arresting Decline in Personal Relationships by William W. Wilmot and Debra Cragg Stevens Structural Implications of the Symbol Model for Communication Theory: Language as Constitutive Articulate Contact by John Stewart Conversational Episode Structure by Bryan K. Crow What Is a Structure Then? by Richard L. Conville References Index

RICHARD L. CONVILLE is Professor of Speech Communication at the University of Southern Mississippi. He is the author of many scholarly articles and the book Relational Transitions (Praeger, 1991).

• Diligently Seeking Structure by Lee Thayer From Linguistics to Poetics: Saussure at Play by Nada K. Doany and Robert Hopper Thinking Dialogically about Communication in Personal Relationships by Leslie A. Baxter The Structure of Interpersonal Structuring Processes: A Relational View by Frank E. Millar A Postmodern Analysis of Presidential Debate Sponsorship by Marjorie Fish Dialogues Between Ex-spouses: Evidence of Dialectical Relationship Development by Carol Masheter Relationship Rejuvenation: Arresting Decline in Personal Relationships by William W. Wilmot and Debra Cragg Stevens Structural Implications of the Symbol Model for Communication Theory: Language as Constitutive Articulate Contact by John Stewart Conversational Episode Structure by Bryan K. Crow What Is a Structure Then? by Richard L. Conville References Index

RICHARD L. CONVILLE is Professor of Speech Communication at the University of Southern Mississippi. He is the author of many scholarly articles and the book Relational Transitions (Praeger, 1991).

• Diligently Seeking Structure by Lee Thayer From Linguistics to Poetics: Saussure at Play by Nada K. Doany and Robert Hopper Thinking Dialogically about Communication in Personal Relationships by Leslie A. Baxter The Structure of Interpersonal Structuring Processes: A Relational View by Frank E. Millar A Postmodern Analysis of Presidential Debate Sponsorship by Marjorie Fish Dialogues Between Ex-spouses: Evidence of Dialectical Relationship Development by Carol Masheter Relationship Rejuvenation: Arresting Decline in Personal Relationships by William W. Wilmot and Debra Cragg Stevens Structural Implications of the Symbol Model for Communication Theory: Language as Constitutive Articulate Contact by John Stewart Conversational Episode Structure by Bryan K. Crow What Is a Structure Then? by Richard L. Conville References Index