 The first essay , " Replies and Responses " , concerns " conversational dialogue " and the way people respond during a conversation , both verbally and non @-@ verbally . The second essay , " Response Cries " , considers the use of utterances and their social implications in different social contexts . Specifically , Goffman discusses " self @-@ talk " ( talking to no one in particular ) and its role in social situations . Next , in " Footing " , Goffman addresses the way that footing , or alignment , can shift during a conversation . The fourth essay , " The Lecture " , originally an oral presentation , describes different types and methods of lecture . Lastly , in " Radio Talk " , Goffman describes the types and forms of talk used in radio programming and the effect they have on listeners . 
 The first essay , " Replies and Responses " , concerns " conversational dialogue " and the way people respond during a conversation , both verbally and non @-@ verbally . The second essay , " Response Cries " , <a href='uninflect' title='1'><mark>considers</mark></a> the use of utterances and their social implications in different social contexts . Specifically , Goffman <a href='uninflect' title='2'><mark>discusses</mark></a> " self @-@ talk " ( talking to no one in particular ) and its role in social situations . Next , in " Footing " , Goffman <a href='uninflect' title='3'><mark>addresses</mark></a> the way <a href='null_relcl' title='4'><mark>that</mark></a>footing , or alignment , can shift during a conversation . The fourth essay , " The Lecture " , originally an oral presentation , <a href='uninflect' title='5'><mark>describes</mark></a> different types and methods of lecture . Lastly , in " Radio Talk " , Goffman <a href='uninflect' title='6'><mark>describes</mark></a> the types and forms of talk used in radio programming and the effect they have on listeners . 
Da first essay , " Replies and Responses " , concerns " conversational dialogue " and the way dudes respond during a convo , both verbally and non @-@ verbally . The second essay , " Response Cries " , consider the use of utterances and their social implications in diffrent social contexts . Specifically , Goffman discuss " self @-@ talk " ( talking to no one in particular ) and its role in social situations . Next , in " Footing " , Goffman address the way footing , or alignment , can shift durin a conversation . The fourth essay , " The Lecture " , originally an oral presentation , describe different types and methods of lecture . Lastly , in " Radio tlk " , Goffman describe tdatypes and forms of talk used in radio programming and the effect they have on listeners .