Dialogue Analysis VII: Working with Dialogue: Selected Papers from the 7th IADA Conference, Birmingham 1999Malcolm Coulthard, Janet Cotterill, Frances Rock This volume brings together contributors from 30 universities in 22 countries. It includes both theoretical papers which present new methods of analysis and practical studies of dialogue, much of which was recorded in work settings - a binary focus encapsulated in the title, »Working with Dialogue«. The settings from which the data was collected are diverse: the media, the courtroom, the classroom, the home and the clinic, as well as from literary texts. The book is ordered in such a way that each paper links theoretically, methodologically and/or topically with those on either side of it. |
Contents
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Towards a Simple Schema of Speech Moves | 41 |
PragmaDiscoursal Dialogue Annotation | 53 |
Reinterpreting the Semantics of Modality and Hedging | 67 |
Talking for a Living on Air | 81 |
Interjections and the Institutionally of Broadcast Talk | 93 |
Negotiating Defeat in TV Election Night Coverage | 107 |
Usage de la Communication Facilitée avec des Enfants Présentant des Troubles Autistiques | 247 |
TherapistChild Dialogues in Clinical Interviews | 257 |
Contributions from Conversation Analysis and Systemic Functional Linguistics | 271 |
Listening to Narratives in Psychiatric Interviews | 283 |
Sequential Aspects of Diminutive Use in Spoken Interaction | 293 |
Trading Talk? Interaction in Written Dating Advertisements | 301 |
CodeSwitching and Dialogism in Lolita | 315 |
Dialogue and Ideology in Traditional Juvenile Fiction | 325 |
Face Work Politeness and Laughter in The Mrs Merton Show | 121 |
Teachers Sharing Stories and Shaping Policies | 137 |
Investigating Interactional Variation in InterviewType Speaking Tests | 147 |
Question and Answer Sequencing in Academic Lectures | 159 |
Modelling the Dynamics of Frictional Encounters | 171 |
On Some Features of Conversation in Maritime VHF Communication | 185 |
Getting Things Done and Getting Along in the Office | 197 |
Les Réunions en Contexte Institutionnel et Leur Formalité | 209 |
Working on the Telephone How Telephone Receptionists Work with Language | 221 |
Three and FourYearOld Children Learning to Talk on the Telephone | 231 |
Wordplay and Nonsense in Polish Translations of Dialogues in Alices Adventures in Wonderland | 335 |
Accessing the Contextual Properties of Humour in Everyday Conversation | 347 |
Scripted Dialogues and Mental Scripts | 357 |
Lexical Norms in Spoken English | 371 |
NaturallyOccurring and Artefactual Dialogue | 387 |
Monologue and Dialogue in the OJ Simpson Criminal Courtroom | 403 |
Suppressed Dialogue in a Confession Statement | 417 |
When Infelicity Becomes Fear of Infringement | 425 |
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Common terms and phrases
action game advice-giving answer aphasia audience Bozo broadcast Cambridge University Press challenge Chris COBUILD code-switching collocates communication context Conversation Analysis corpus Coulthard dialogue Discourse Analysis discussion English example exchange facilitateur forensic linguist formulation function genre goals going Grammar Halliday heteroglossic hidden dialogicality humour indicators initial interaction interjections interlocutors interpersonal interview Jeremy Paxman l'enfant language laughter lexical linguistic Lolita London Mark Fuhrman meaning Merton Merton Show Michael Portillo Mike Mock Turtle modal moves narrative natural negotiation norms occur offer orientation Oxford paper perspective position Pragmatics question reader receptionists reference request response réunion rhetorical Rita Routledge Schegloff scripted séance Seaspeak semantic sequence social speaker speech act spoken stage strategy structure suggest talk telephone theory therapist topic transcript translation turn understanding utterance verbal Wernicke's aphasia words yeah