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A conversational history is the set of conversations that took place between at least two persons over a given amount of time. Conversational histories can be open or closed. They represent the essential way in which we build our social relations, and consist of initial, median and final conversational episodes, which can be explicit or internal, real or fictional. Each of the conversations they contain can be partially explained in terms of the conversational episodes preceding it and viewed as paving the way for future conversational developments. The internal median conversational episodes, which are only made visible to us in literature and, at times, in psychological research, correspond to the mental processes by means of which each of the partners of a conversational history reexamines and connects previous conversations or plans for the next one
