Social Intelligence and Interaction: Expressions and Implications of the Social Bias in Human Intelligence Book

	List of contributors
	Conventions used in transcripts
	Preface
	Introduction: some implications of a social origin of intelligence	1
Pt. I	Primary processes
1	The ape legacy: the evolution of Machiavellian intelligence and anticipatory interactive planning	37
2	How to invent a shared lexicon: the emergence of shared form-meaning mappings in interaction	53
3	Hunter-gatherers' kinship organization: implicit roles and rules	68
Pt. II	The interactive negotiation of meaning in conversation
4	On projection	87
5	Interaction sequences and anticipatory interactive planning	111
6	Where does foresight end and hindsight begin?	139
Pt. III	Genres as tools that shape interaction
7	Politeness strategies and the attribution of intentions: the case of Tzeltal irony	153
8	Interaction planning and intersubjective adjustment of perspectives by communicative genres	175
Pt. IV	Expressions of a social bias in intelligence
9	Divination as dialogue: negotiation of meaning with random responses	189
10	Social intelligence and prayer as dialogue	206
11	Interactional biases in human thinking	221
12	Stories in the social and mental life of people	261
	Consolidated bibliography	277
	Index	298