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Mark Carrigan

Raiding the inarticulate since 2010

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  • Somebody stole my car radio and now I just sit in silence…

  • God speaks time and time again, but no one notices

  • The inner adult and the inner child

  • ChatGPT and the future of communicative reflexivity

  • Internal conversation and repression

  • Twitter and the internal conversation

  • Conceptualising ‘distraction’

  • Interested in the internal conversation? Come to this symposium @SocioWarwick on May 24th

  • the boss in your head: an unrecognised form of reflexivity?

  • Register in the next week if you want to ensure a place – Workshop @SocioWarwick: Investigating the Internal Conversation

  • Workshop: Investigating the Internal Conversation

  • Internal conversation in Friends

  • Internal Conversation in Gone Girl

  • The internal conversation of James Bond

  • Writing and your imagined audience

  • “Why do I never listen to me?”: Internal Monologues and TV Comedy

  • Representing Interiority in Film and TV

  • The Internal Conversations of Cats and Dogs

  • Gender, Reflexivity and Friendship

  • “Do you know what I mean?”: Internal Conversation, Human Relationships and External Speech

  • The Phenomenology of Inertia

  • The Phenomenology of Obsessiveness

  • The Sociology of Daydreaming

  • Being Human and What Matters To Us

  • “Oh there are other people just like me? I’m not so weird after all”: the internet, social change and social integration

  • The Reflexive Imperative and Fractured Reflexivity

  • The Reflexive Imperative and Shaping a Life

  • The Reflexive Imperative and Internal Conversation

  • The four characteristics of internal conversation

  • Emotions and Reflexivity

  • Getting Things Done & Reflexivity

  • The self to itself

  • Solitude and Interiority

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