Bibliography Interactional Linguistics

EthnoCA News

28 September 2014

In this list I collect titles that can be seen as doing lsquointeractional linguisticsrsquo a cross-disciplinethat partly overlaps with CA but that in part has a particularly language-oriented perspectiveI also include texts on second-language acquisitionteaching and multilingualism For studiesof language involving aphasics autism etc see the list on lsquomedicalrsquo studies

See also Interactional Linguistics Bibliography collected by Sandra A Thompson

Aoki Hiromi (2011) lsquoSome functions of speaker head nodsrsquo In J Streeck C Goodwin CLeBaron eds Embodied interaction Language and the body in the material worldCambridge Cambridge University Press 93-105

Archakis Argiris Giakoumelou Maria Papazachariou Dimitris Tsakona Villy (2010) lsquoTheProsodic Framing of Humour in Conversational Narratives Evidence from Greek DatarsquoJournal of Greek Linguistics 102 187-212

Auer Peter (1984) Bilingual Conversation Amsterdam Benjamins

Auer Peter (1990) lsquoRhythm in telephone closingsrsquo Human Studies 13 361-92

Auer Peter (1992) lsquoA ldquoclash of ideasrdquo or an exercise in scholastic lsquomisunderstandingrsquo Aresponse to Buttonrsquos responsersquo Human Studies 15 291-7

Auer Peter (1996) lsquoOn the prosody and syntax of turn-takingrsquo In E Couper-Kuhlen MSelting eds Prosody and conversation Cambridge Cambridge University Press 57ndash100

Auer Peter ed (1998) Code-switching in conversation Language interaction and identityLondon Routledge

Auer Peter (2000) lsquoOn line-Syntax ndash oder Was es bedeuten koumlnnte die Zeitlichkeit dermuumlndlichen Sprache ernst zu nehmenrsquo Sprache und Literatur 85 43-56

Auer Peter (2005) lsquoDelayed self-repairs as a structuring device for complex turns inconversationrsquo In AHakulinen M Selting eds Syntax and lexis in conversation Studies onthe use of linguistic resources in talk-in - interaction Amsterdam John Benjamins 75-102

Auer Peter (2005) lsquoProjection in interaction and projection in grammarrsquo Text 251 7-36

Auer Peter (2006) lsquoIncrements and more Anmerkungen zur augenblicklichen Diskussionuumlber die Erweiterbarkeit von Turnkonstruktionseinheitenrsquo In Arnulf Deppermann ReinhardFiehler Thomas Spranz-Fogasy eds Grammatik und Interaktion Verlag fuumlrGespraumlchsforschung 279-294

Auer Peter (2007) lsquoWhy are increments such elusive objects An afterthought Pragmatics174 647-658

Auer Peter (2009) lsquoOnline-syntax thoughts on the temporality od spoken languagersquoLanguage Sciences 31 1-13

Auer Peter (2009) lsquoProjection and minimalistic syntax in interactionrsquo Discourse Processes46180ndash205

Auer Peter (2010) lsquoZum Segmentierungsproblem in der gesprochenen Sprache In InLiSt -Interaction and Linguistic Structures 49 (httpwwwinlistuni-bayreuthde)

Auer Peter (2014)Theres no harm in glossing (but a need for a better understanding of thestatus of transcripts)rsquo Research on Language and Social Interaction 471 17-22

Auer Peter (2014) lsquoThe temporality of language in interaction Projection and latencyrsquoInLiSt 54 1-25 URL httpwwwinlistuni-bayreuthdeissues54inlist54pdf

Auer Peter Elisabeth Couper-Kuhlen Frank Muumlller (1999) Language in time The rhythmand tempo of spoken interaction New York NY Oxford University Press

Auer Peter Aldo Di Luzio eds (1992) The contextualization of language AmsterdamBenjamins

Auer Peter Barbara Roumlnfeldt (2004) lsquoProlixity as adaptation Prosody and turn-taking inGerman conversation with a fluent aphasicrsquo In E Couper-Kuhlen C E Ford eds Soundpatterns in interaction Cross-linguistic studies from conversation Amsterdam JohnBenjamins 171 ndash 200

Ayaszlig Ruth Cornelia Gerhardt eds The Appropriation of Media in Everyday Life Amsterdam Benjamins

Barnwell Brendan (2013) lsquoPerception of prosodic boundaries by untrained listenersrsquo InBeatrice Szczepek Reed Geoffrey Raymond eds Units of Talk ndash Units of ActionAmsterdam Benjamins 125 ndash 166

Barraja-Rohan Anne-Marie (1994) lsquoA very delayed acceptance to an invitation in a Frenchconversationrsquo In R Gardner ed Spoken Interaction Studies in Australia Australian Reviewof Applied Linguistics series S 11153-172

Barraja-Rohan Anne-Marie (2003) lsquoPast troubles-talk in nonnative-native interviewsrsquoJournal of Pragmatics 354 615-629

Barraja-Rohan Anne-Marie (2011) lsquoUsing conversation analysis in the second languageclassroom to teach interactional competencersquo Language Teaching Research 154 479-507

Barraja-Rohan Anne-Marie C Ruth Pritchard (1997) Beyond Talk A course incommunication and conversation for intermediate adult learners of English MelbourneWestern Melbourne Institute of TAFE [httpeslandcateachingwordpresscom]

Barske Tobias (2009) lsquoSame token different actions a conversation analytic study of social roles embodied actions and ok in German business meetingsrsquo Journal of BusinessCommunication 461 120-149

Barske Tobias Andrea Golato (2010) lsquoGerman so managing sequence and actionrsquo TextampTalk 303245-66

Barth-Weingarten Dagmar (2011) lsquoThe fuzziness of intonation units Some theoreticalconsiderations and a practical solutionrsquo InLiSt - Interaction and Linguistic Structures No 51URL lthttpwwwinlistuni-bayreuthdeissues51InLiSt51pdfgt

Barth-Weingarten Dagmar (2011) lsquoResponse tokens in interaction-prosody phonetics and avisual aspect of German JAJA (with 36 Audio- and 18 Videoclips)rsquo Gespraumlchsforschung -Online-Zeitschrift zur verbalen Interaktion 12 301-370 (wwwgespraechsforschung-ozsde)

Barth-Weingarten Dagmar (2011) lsquoThe fuzziness of intonation units Some theoreticalconsiderations and a practical solutionrsquo In InLiSt ndash Interaction and Linguistic Structure 51(httpwwwinlistuni-bayreuthde)

Barth-Weingarten Dagmar (2011 ) lsquoDouble sayings of German JA More observations ontheir phonetic form and alignment functionrsquo Research on Language amp Social Interaction 442 157-185

Barth-Weingarten Dagmar (2013) lsquoFrom ldquointonation unitsrdquo to cesuring ndash an alternativeapproach to the prosodic-phonetic structuring of talk-in-interactionrsquo In Beatrice SzczepekReed Geoffrey Raymond eds Units of Talk ndash Units of Action Amsterdam Benjamins 91 ndash124

Barth-Weingarten Dagmar Nicole Deheacute Anne Wichmann eds (2009) Where Prosody meetspragmatics Bingley Emerald

Barth-Weingarten Dagmar Elisabeth Reber Margret Selting eds (2010) Prosody inInteraction Amsterdam John Benjamins [Studies in Discourse and Grammar 23]

Barth-Weingarten Dagmar Elke Schumann Rainer Wohlfarth (2012) lsquoDa capo al fineBeobachtungen zu Vorgeformtheit von Prosodie und Phonetik in retold stories rsquo Gespraumlchsforschung - Online-Zeitschrift zur verbalen Interaktion 13 322-352(wwwgespraechsforschung-ozsde)

Benjamin Trevor (2012) lsquoWhen problems pass us by Using ldquoyou meanrdquo to help locate thesource of troublersquo Research on Language amp Social Interaction 451 82-109

Benjamin Trevor Harrie Mazeland (2012) lsquoConversation analysis and other-initiated repairrsquoIn Carol A Chapelle ed The Encyclopedia of Applied Linguistics Oxford UKWiley-Blackwell

Benjamin Trevor Traci Walker (2013) lsquoManaging problems of acceptability with high risefall repetitionsrsquo Discourse Processes 502 107-38

Betz Emma (2008) Grammar and Interaction Pivots in German conversation [Studies inDiscourse and Grammar 21] AmsterdamPhiladelphia John Benjamins

Betz Emma (2013) lsquoQuotendashunquote in one variety of German Two interactional functions ofpivot constructions used as frames for quotation in Siebenbuumlrger Saumlchsischrsquo Journal of Pragmatics 54 16-34

Betz Emma Andrea Golato (2008) lsquoRemembering relevant information and withholdingrelevant next actions The German token achjarsquo Research on Language amp Social Interaction411 58-98

Betz Emma Carmen Taleghani-Nikazm Veronika Drake Andrea Golato (2013)lsquoThird-Position Repeats in German The Case of Repair- and Request-for-InformationSequencesrsquo Gespraumlchsforschung - Online-Zeitschrift zur verbalen Interaktion 14 133-166(wwwgespraechsforschung-ozsde)

Birkner Karin Sofie Henricson Camilla Lindholmc Martin Pfeiffer (2012) lsquoGrammar andself-repair Retraction patterns in German and Swedish prepositional phrasesrsquo Journal ofPragmatics 44 1413--1433

Blythe J (2010) lsquoSelf-association in Murriny Patha talk-in-interactionrsquo Australian Journal ofLinguistics 304 447-469

Blythe Joe (2013) lsquoPreference organization driving structuration Evidence from AustralianAboriginal interaction for pragmatically motivated grammaticalizationrsquo Language894 883-919

Bolden Galina B (2000) lsquoTowards understanding practices of medical interpretingInterpretersrsquo involvement in history takingrsquo Discourse Studies 2 387-419

Bolden Galina B (2003) lsquoMultiple modalities in collaborative turn sequencesrsquo Gesture 3187-212

Bolden Galina B (2004) lsquoThe quote and beyond Defining boundaries of reported speech inconversational Russianrsquo Journal of Pragmatics 36 1071-1118

Bolden Galina B (2006) lsquoLittle words that matter Discourse markers ldquosordquo and ldquoohrdquo and thedoing of other-attentiveness in social interactionrsquo Journal of Communication 56 661-88

Bolden Galina (2008) lsquoSo whatrsquos up Using the discourse marker so to launchconversational businessrsquo Research on Language and Social Interaction 41(3) 302-327

Bolden Galina (2008) lsquoReopening Russian conversations The discourse particle ndashndashto andthe negotiation of interpersonal accountability in closingsrsquo Human Communication Research34(1) 99-136

Bolden Galina B (2009) lsquoImplementing incipient actions The discourse marker lsquosorsquo inEnglish conversationrsquo Journal of Pragmatics 416 974-998

Bolden Galina B (2009) lsquoImplementing delayed actionsrsquo in Jack Sidnell ed ConversationAnalysis Comparative Perspectives Cambridge Cambridge University Press 326-54

Bolden Galina B (2009) lsquoBeyond answering Repeat-prefaced responses in conversationrsquoCommunication Monographs 762 121-143

Bolden Galina B (2010) lsquoldquoArticulating the unsaidrdquo via and-prefaced formulations of othersrsquotalkrsquo Discourse Studies 121 5-32

Bolden Galina B (2011) lsquoOn the organization of repair in multiperson conversation the caseof ldquootherrdquo-selection in other-initiated repair sequencesrsquo Research on Language amp SocialInteraction 443 237-262

Bolden Galina B (2012) lsquoAcross languages and cultures Brokering problems ofunderstanding in conversational repairrsquo Language in Society 411 97 - 121

Bolden Galina B Estefania Guimaraes (2012) lsquoGrammatical flexibility as a resource inexplicating referentsrsquo Research on Language and Social Interaction 452 156ndash174

Bowles Hugo Paul Seedhouse eds (2007) Conversation analysis and language for specificpurposes Bern etc Peter Lang

Brouwer Catherine E (2004) lsquoDoing pronunciation A specific type of repair sequencersquo InRod Gardner Johannes Wagner eds Second language conversations London Continuum93-113

Brouwer Catherine E (2012) lsquoConversation analysis methodology in second languagestudiesrsquo In Carol A Chapelle ed The Encyclopedia of Applied Linguistics Oxford UKWiley-Blackwell

Brouwer Catherine E Gitte Rasmussen Johannes Wagner (2004) lsquoEmbedded corrections insecond language talkrsquo In Rod Gardner Johannes Wagner eds Second languageconversations London Continuum75-92

Brouwer Catherine E Johannes Wagner (2004) lsquoDevelopmental issues in second languageconversationrsquo Journal of Applied Linguistics 11 29-47

Bucholtz Mary (2007) lsquoVariation in transcriptionrsquo Discourse Studies 9 784-808

Bucholtz Mary (2007) lsquoReply variability in transcribersrsquo Discourse Studies 9 837-842

Bucholtz Mary (2000) lsquoThe politics of transcriptionrsquo Journal of Pragmatics 32 1439ndash65

Carroll D (2004) lsquoRestarts in novice turn beginnings Disfluencies or interactionalachievementsrsquo In R Gardner J Wagner eds Second language conversations LondonContinuum 201-220

Carroll D (2005) lsquoVowel-marking as an interactional resource in Japanese novice ESL conversationrsquo In K Richards P Seedhouse eds Applying conversation analysisBasingstoke Palgrave Macmillan 214-234

Cekaite Asta Polly Bjoumlrk-Willeacuten (2013) lsquoPeer group interactions in multilingual educationalsettings Co-constructing social order and norms for language usersquo International Journal ofBilingualism 17 174-188

Chang Miao-Hsia Hsin-Yi Su (2012) lsquoTo mark or not to mark the cause that is the questionCausal marking in Taiwanese conversationrsquo Journal of Pragmatics 44 1743-1763

Chevalier Fabienne H G (2008) lsquoUnfinished turns in french conversation how contextmattersrsquo Research on Language amp Social Interaction 411 1-30

Chevalier Fabienne HG (2009 ) lsquoThe facework of unfinished turns in French conversationrsquoDiscourse Studies 11 267-284

Chevalier Fabienne HG (2011) lsquoManaging impartiality in French tourist offices Responsesto recommendation-seeking questionsrsquo Discourse Studies 13 139-161

Chevalier Fabienne H G ed (2011) lsquoFrench Language and Social Interaction Studies inConversation Analysis and Interactional Linguisticsrsquo special issue of Nottingham FrenchStudies 502 Copies may be obtained at sueruszczynski [at] nottinghamacuk

Chevalier Fabienne H G (2011) lsquoLanguage and social interaction An introductionrsquoNottingham French Studies 502

Chevalier Fabienne HG (2011) lsquoOn the emergent and interactive character of grammaticalresources in interaction a single-case analysis of a left dislocation in spoken FrenchrsquoNottingham French Studies 502

Chevalier Fabienne HG Rebecca Clift (2008) lsquoUnfinished turns in French conversationProjectability syntax and actionrsquo Journal of Pragmatics 4010 1731-52

Clift Rebecca (1999) lsquoIrony in conversationrsquo Language in Society 28 523ndash53

Clift Rebecca (2001) lsquoMeaning in interaction the case of ldquoactuallyrdquorsquo Language 772245-291

Clift Rebecca (2003) lsquoSynonyms in actionrsquo International Journal of English Studies 31167-187

Clift Rebecca (2005) lsquoDiscovering Orderrsquo Lingua 115 1641-65

Clift Rebecca (2006) lsquoIndexing stance Reported speech as an interactional evidentialrsquoJournal of Sociolinguistics 105 569-95

Clift Rebecca (2007) lsquoGetting there first non-narrative reported speech in interactionrsquo InElizabeth Holt Rebecca Clift eds Reporting Talk Reported Speech in InteractionCambridge Cambridge University Press 120-49

Clift Rebecca (2012) lsquoWho knew A view from linguisticsrsquo Research on Language amp SocialInteraction 451 69-75

Corrin Juliette (2010) lsquoA young childrsquos experience of maternal open-class repair initiationlearning about talk and learning about talk-in-interactionrsquo In Hilary Gardner MichaelForrester eds Analysing Interactions in Childhood insights from conversation analysisOxford WileyBlackwell 23-41

Corrin Juliette Clare Tarplee Bill Wells (2001) lsquoInteractional linguistics and languagedevelopment A conversation analytic perspective on emergent syntaxrsquo In M Selting ECouper-Kuhlen eds Studies in interactional linguistics Amsterdam John Benjamins 199-225

Couper-Kuhlen Elisabeth (1986) An introduction to English prosody Tuumlbingen Niemeyer

Couper-Kuhlen Elisabeth (1992) lsquoContextualizing discourse The prosody of interactiverepairrsquo In P Auer amp A di Luzio eds The contextualization of language AmsterdamBenjamins 337-364

Couper-Kuhlen Elisabeth (1993) English speech rhythm Form and function in everydayverbal interaction Amsterdam John Benjamins

Couper-Kuhlen Elisabeth (1996) lsquoThe prosody of repetition On quoting and mimicryrsquo InElisabeth Couper-Kuhlen Margret Selting eds Prosody in conversation CambridgeCambridge University Press 366ndash405

Couper-Kuhlen Elizabeth (1996) lsquoIntonation and clause-combining in discourse The case ofbecausersquo Pragmatics 63 389-426

Couper-Kuhlen Elizabeth (1998) lsquoProsody in interactional discoursersquo In SKY Yearbook1998 The yearbook of the Linguistic Association Finland 7-40

Couper-Kuhlen Elisabeth (2001) lsquoInteractional prosody High onsets in reason-for-the-callturnsrsquo Language in Society 30 29-53

Couper-Kuhlen Elisabeth (2004) lsquoProsody and sequence organization in Englishconversation The case of new beginnings In E Couper-Kuhlen C E Ford eds Soundpatterns in interaction Cross-linguistic studies from conversation Amsterdam JohnBenjamins 335 ndash 376

Couper-Kuhlen Elisabeth (2004) lsquoAnalyzing language in interaction The practice of ldquonevermindrdquorsquo English Language and Linguistics 82 207-37

Couper-Kuhlen Elisabeth (2007) lsquoAssessing and accountingrsquo In Elizabeth Holt RebeccaClift eds Reporting Talk Reported speech in interaction Cambridge Cambridge UniversityPress 81-119

Couper-Kuhlen Elizabeth (2009) lsquoA sequential approach to affect The case ofldquodisappointmentrdquorsquo In Markku Haakana Minna Laakso Jan Lindstroumlm eds Talk inInteraction Comparative Dimensions Helsinki Finnish Literature Society (SKS) 94-123

Couper-Kuhlen Elisabeth (2009) Prosody In Sigurd Drsquohondt ed The Pragmatics ofInteraction Amsterdam John Benjamins Amsterdam Benjamins174-189

Couper-Kuhlen Elisabeth (2009) lsquoRelatedness and timing in talk-in-interactionrsquo In DagmarBarth-Weingarten Nicole Deheacute Anne Wichmann eds Where Prosody Meets PragmaticsBingley Emerald 257-276 Couper-Kuhlen Elizabeth (2010) lsquoCommentary on Stivers and Rossano ldquoMobilizingResponserdquorsquo Research on Language amp Social Interaction 431 32-37

Couper-Kuhlen Elizabeth (2012) lsquoSome truths and untruths about final intonation inconversational questionsrsquo In J P De Ruiter ed Questions Formal functional andinteractional perspectives Cambridge Cambridge University Press 123-145

Couper-Kuhlen Elisabeth (2012) lsquoExploring affiliation in the reception of conversationalcomplaint storiesrsquo In M-L Sorjonen A Peraumlkylauml eds Emotion in interaction OxfordOxford University Press

Couper-Kuhlen Elizabeth (2012) lsquoTurn continuation and clause combinationsrsquo DiscourseProcesses 493-4 273-299

Couper-Kuhlen Elizabeth Dagmar Barth-Weingarten (2011) lsquoA system for transcribingtalk-in-interaction GAT 2 Gespraumlchsforschung - Online-Zeitschrift zur verbalen Interaktion12 1-51 [httpwwwgespraechsforschung-ozsde]

Couper-Kuhlen Elizabeth Cecilia E Ford eds (2004) Sound patterns in interactionAmsterdam Benjamins

Couper-Kuhlen Elisabeth Tsuyoshi Ono eds (2007) lsquoTurn-continuation in cross-linguisticperspectiversquo [Special Issue] Pragmatics 174 505-646

Couper-Kuhlen Elisabeth Tsuyoshi Ono (2007) lsquoIncrements in cross-linguistic perspectiveIntroductory remarksrsquo Pragmatics 174 505-512 Couper-Kuhlen Elisabeth Margret Selting eds (1996) Prosody in conversationInteractional studies Cambridge Cambridge University Press

Couper-Kuhlen Elisabeth Margret Selting(1996) lsquoTowards an interactional perspective onprosody and a prosodic perspective on interactionrsquo In Elisabeth Couper-Kuhlen MargretSelting eds Prosody in conversation Interactional studies Cambridge CambridgeUniversity Press 11-56

Couper-Kuhlen Elisabeth Margret Selting (2001) lsquoIntroducing interactional linguisticsrsquo InMargret Selting Elisabeth Couper-Kuhlen eds Studies in interactional linguisticsAmsterdam John Benjamins 1-22

Couper-Kuhlen Elizabeth Sandra A Thompson (2005) lsquoA linguistic practice for retractingoverstatements ldquoConcessive repairrdquorsquo In AHakulinen M Selting eds Syntax and lexis inconversation Studies on the use of linguistic resources in talk-in - interaction AmsterdamJohn Benjamins 257-288

Couper-Kuhlen Elisabeth Sandra A Thompson (2008) lsquoOn assessing situations and events inconversation lsquoExtrapositionrsquo and its relatives Discourse Studies 104 443-467

Cromdal Jakob (2000) lsquoCreating a monolingual story in bilingual conversationrsquo In JNJoslashrgensen A Holmen red Det er Conversation 801 degil mi Perspectives on thebilingualism of Turkish-speaking children and adolescents in North Western EuropeCopenhagen Studies in Bilingualism Koslashge Series K7 Copenhagen The Royal DanishSchool of Educational Studies

Cromdal Jakob (2001) lsquordquoCan I be withrdquo Negotiating play entry in a bilingual schoolrsquoJournal of Pragmatics 33 515-43

Cromdal Jakob (2001) lsquoOverlap in bilingual play Some implications of code-switching foroverlap resolutionrsquo Research on Language and Social Interaction 34 421-51

Cromdal Jakob (2003) lsquoThe creation and administration of social relations in bilingual groupworkrsquo Journal of Multilingual and Multicultural Development 24 56-75

Cromdal Jakob (2004) lsquoBuilding bilingual oppositions Code-switching in childrenrsquos playrsquoLanguage in Society 33 33-58

Cromdal Jakob ed (2013) lsquoSpecial Issue Bilingual and Second-Language InteractionrsquoInternational Journal of Bilingualism 172

Cromdal Jakob (2013) lsquoBilingual and second language interactions Views fromScandinaviarsquo International Journal of Bilingualism 17 121-131

Curl Traci S (2004) lsquoldquoRepetitionrdquo repairs The relationship of phonetic structure andsequence organizationrsquo In Elizabeth Couper-Kuhlen Cecilia E Ford eds (2004) SoundPatterns in Interaction Cross-linguistic studies from conversation AmsterdamPhiladelphiaJohn Benjamins 273-98

Curl Traci S (2005) lsquoPractices in other-initiated repair resolution The phoneticdifferentiation of repetitionsrsquo Discourse Processes 391 1ndash44

Curl Traci S (2006) lsquoOffers of assistance Constraints on syntactic designrsquo Journal ofPragmatics 388 1257-80

Curl Traci S John Local Gareth Walker (2006) lsquoRepetition and the prosodyndashpragmaticsinterfacersquo Journal of Pragmatics 38 1721-51

Drsquohondt Sigurd (2009) lsquoThe pragmatics of interaction A surveyrsquo In Sigurd DrsquohondtJan-Ola Oumlstman Jef Verschueren eds The Pragmatics of Interaction AmsterdamBenjamins 1 ndash 19

Drsquohondt Sigurd Jan-Ola Oumlstman Jef Verschueren eds The Pragmatics of InteractionAmsterdam Benjamins

Deppermann Arnulf (2005) lsquoConversational interpretation of lexical items andconversational contrastingrsquo In A Hakulinen M Selting eds Syntax and lexis inconversation Studies on the use of linguistic resources in talk-in-interaction AmsterdamJohn Benjamins 289ndash317

Deppermann Arnulf (2007) Grammatik und Semantik aus gespraumlchsanalytischer Sicht Ber-lin de Gruyter

Deppermann Arnulf (2011) lsquoThe study of formulations as a key to an interactionalsemanticsrsquo Human Studies 342 115ndash128

Deppermann Arnulf (2011) lsquoNotionalization The transformation of descriptions intocategorizationsrsquo Human Studies 342 155ndash181

Deppermann Arnulf (2013) lsquoTurn-design at turn-beginnings Multimodal resources to dealwith tasks of turn-construction in GermanrsquoJournal of Pragmatics 461 91-121

Deppermann Arnulf Reinhold Fiehler Thomas Spranz-Fogasy eds (2006) Grammatik undInteraktion Radolfzell Verlag fuumlr Gespraumlchsforschung

Dingemanse Mark Joe Blythe Tyko Dirksmeyer (2014) lsquoFormats for other-initiation ofrepair across languages An exercise in pragmatic typologyrsquo Studies in Language 381 5-43

Duranti Alessandro (2007) lsquoTranscripts like Shadows on a Wallrsquo Mind Culture andActivity 13(4) 301ndash10

Duranti Alessandro Charles Goodwin eds (1992) Rethinking context language as aninteractive phenomenon Cambridge Cambridge University Press

Duvallon Outi Sara Routarinne (2005) lsquoParenthesis as a resource in the grammar ofconversationrsquo In AHakulinen M Selting eds Syntax and lexis in conversation Studies onthe use of linguistic resources in talk-in - interaction Amsterdam John Benjamins 45-74

Egbert Maria M (1997) lsquoSome interactional achievements of other-initiated repair in multi-person conversationrsquo Journal of Pragmatics 27 611-34

Egbert Maria M (1997) lsquoSchisming the collaborative transformation from a singleconversation to multiple conversationsrsquo Research on Language and Social Interaction 301-51Egbert Maria M (1998) lsquoMiscommunication in language proficiency interviews of first-yearGerman students A comparison with natural conversationrsquo In R Young A W He edsTalking and testing Discourse approaches to the assessment of oral proficiency AmsterdamJohn Benjamins 147-169

Egbert Maria (2004) lsquoOther-initiated Repair and Membership Categorization Someconversational events that trigger linguistic and regional membership categorizationrsquo Journalof Pragmatics 368 1467-98

Egbert Maria Monika Voumlge (2008) lsquoWh-interrogative formats used for questioning andbeyond German warum (why) and wieso (why) and English whyrsquo Discourse Studies 1017-36

Enfield NJ (2011) lsquoSources of asymmetry in human interaction enchrony statusknowledge and agencyrsquo In Tanya Stivers Lorenza Mondada Jakob Steensig eds TheMorality of Knowledge in Conversation Cambridge Cambridge University Press 285-312

Enfield N J(2011) lsquoElements of formulationrsquo In Juumlrgen Streeck Charles Goodwin CurtisLeBaron eds Embodied interaction language and body in the material world CambridgeCambridge University Press

Enfield NJ (2012) lsquoReference in conversationrsquo In Jack Sidnell Tanya Stivers eds TheHandbook of Conversation Analysis Wiley-Blackwell 433-54

Enfield N J Mark Dingemanse Julija Baranova Joe Blythe Penelope Brown TykoDirksmeyer Paul Drew Simeon Floyd Sonja Gipper Roacutesa Giacutesladoacutettir Gertie HoymannKobin H Kendrick Stephen C Levinson Lilla Magyari Elizabeth Manrique GiovanniRossi Lila San Roque and Francisco Torreira (2013) lsquoHuh What ndash A first survey in 21languagesrsquo In Makoto Hayashi Geoffrey Raymond Jack Sidnell eds Conversational Repairand Human Understanding Cambridge Cambridge University Press 343-380

Enfield Nick J Tanya Stivers eds (2007) Person Reference in Interaction LinguisticCultural and Social Perspectives Cambridge Cambridge University Press

Enfield NJ Tanya Stivers Stephen C Levinson (2010) lsquoQuestionndashresponse sequences inconversation across ten languages An introductionrsquo Journal of Pragmatics 4210 2615-2619

Erickson Frederick (2010) lsquoThe neglected listener Issues of theory and practice intranscription from video in interaction analysisrsquo In Juumlrgen Streeck ed New Adventures inLanguage and Interaction Amsterdam Benjamins 243 ndash 256

Ewing C Michael (2014) lsquoMotivations for first and second person subject expression andellipsis in Javanese conversationrsquo Journal of Pragmatics 63 48-62

Faureacute Laurent (2002) lsquoTranscrire les donneacutees vocales en quoi les correacutelas prosodiques desinterjections sont-ils notablesrsquo cahiers de praxeacutematique 39 101-133

Field Margaret (2007) lsquoIncrements in Navajo conversation Pragmatics 174 637-646

Firth Alan (1996) lsquoThe discursive accomplishment of normality On ldquolingua francardquo Englishand conversation analysisrsquo Journal of pragmatics 26 237-59

Firth Alan (2009) lsquoDoing not being a foreign language learner English as a lingua franca inthe workplace and (some) implications for SLArsquo International Review of Applied Linguistics47 127-156

Firth Alan (2009) The Lingua Franca Factorrsquo Intercultural Pragmatics 6-2 147-170

Firth Alan (2012) lsquoConversation analysis and lingua francarsquo In Carol A Chapelle ed TheEncyclopedia of Applied Linguistics Oxford UK Wiley-Blackwell

Firth Alan Johannes Wagner (1997) lsquoOn discourse communication and (some) fundamentalconcepts in second language acquisition researchrsquo The Modern Language Journal 81 3285-300 [followed by six lsquoresponsersquo articles]

Firth Alan Johannes Wagner (1998) lsquoSLA property no trespassing A responsersquoThe ModernLanguage Journal 82

Firth Alan Johannes Wagner (2003) lsquoSLA property No Tresspassingrsquo In B Seidlhofer edControversies in Applied Linguistics Oxford University Press Oxford UK 232-236

Firth Alan Johannes Wagner (2007) lsquoSecondforeign language learning as a socialaccomplishment Elaborations on a reconceptualized SLArsquo Modern Language Journal 91800-818

Fogtmann Fosgerau Christina (2013) lsquoThe co-construction of understanding in Danishnaturalization interviewsrsquo International Journal of Bilingualism 17 221-236

Ford Cecilia E (1993) Grammar in Interaction Adverbial Clauses in American EnglishConversations Cambridge Cambridge University Press

Ford Cecilia E (1994) lsquoDialogic aspects of talk and writing because on the interactional-edited continuumrsquo TEXT 14 531-54

Ford Cecilia E (1997) lsquoSpeaking conditionally Some contexts for if-clauses inconversationrsquo In A Athanasiadou R Dirven eds On Conditionals Again AmsterdamBenjamins 387-413

Ford Cecilia E (1999) lsquoCollaborative Construction of Task Activity Coordinating MultipleResources in a High School Physics Labrsquo Research on Language and Social Interaction 32

Ford Cecilia E (2000) lsquoThe treatment of contrasts in interactionrsquo In Bernd KortmannElizabeth Couper-Kuhlen eds Cause Condition Concession and Contrast Cognitive andDiscourse Perspectives Berlin Mouton de Gruyter 283-311

Ford Cecilia E (2001) lsquoAt the intersection of turn and sequence Negation and what comesnextrsquo In E Couper-Kuhlen and M Selting eds Studies in Interactional LinguisticsAmsterdam Benjamins 51-79

Ford Cecilia E (2002) lsquoDenial and the construction of conversational turnsrsquo In J Bybee andM Noonan eds Complex Sentences in Grammar and Discourse Amsterdam Benjamins61-78

Ford Cecilia E (2004) lsquoContingency and units in interactionrsquo Discourse Studies 6 27-52

Ford Cecilia E (2008) Women speaking up getting and using turns in workplace meetingsNew York Palgrave Macmillan

Ford Cecilia E (2010) lsquoQuestioning in meetings Participation and positioningrsquo In A FFreed S Ehrlich eds lsquoWhy do you askrsquo The function of questions in institutionaldiscourse Oxford Oxford University Press 211-234

Ford Cecilia E (2012) lsquoClarity in applied and interdisciplinary conversation analysisrsquoDiscourse Studies14 507-513 [comment on Hansung et al 2012]

Ford Cecilia E (2012) lsquoConversation analysis and turn takingrsquo In Carol A Chapelle ed TheEncyclopedia of Applied Linguistics Oxford UK Wiley-Blackwell

Ford Cecilia E Elizabeth Couper-Kuhlen (2004) lsquoConversation and phonetics Essentialconnectionsrsquo In E Couper-Kuhlen C E Ford eds Sound patterns in interaction Cross-linguistic studies from conversation Amsterdam John Benjamins 3-25

Ford Cecilia E Barbara A Fox (1996) lsquoInteractional motivations for reference formulationHe had This guy had a beautiful thirty-two Oldsrsquo In Studies in Anaphora B Fox (Ed)Amsterdam Benjamins 145-68

Ford Cecilia E Barbara A Fox (2011) lsquoMultiple practices for constructing laughablesrsquo InDagmar Barth-Weingarten Elisabeth Reber Margret Selting eds Prosody in InteractionAmsterdam John Benjamins 339-68

[see Birkner Karin (2010) lsquoMultimodal laughing Comments on Cecilia Ford andBarbara Fox ldquoMultiple practices for constructing laughablesrdquorsquo In Dagmar Barth-Weingarten Elisabeth Reber Margret Selting eds (2010) Prosody in InteractionAmsterdam John Benjamins 369ndash372 ]

Ford Cecilia E Barbara A Fox John Hellerman (2004) lsquoldquoGetting past nordquo Sequence actionand sound production in the projection of no-initiated turnsrsquo In E Couper-Kuhlen C E Fordeds Sound patterns in interaction Cross-linguistic studies from conversation AmsterdamJohn Benjamins 233-269

Ford Cecilia E Barbara A Fox Sandra A Thompson (1996) lsquoPractices in the constructionof turns The lsquoTCUrsquo revisitedrsquo Pragmatics 6427-54

Ford Cecilia E Barbara A Fox Sandra A Thompson eds ( 2002) The Language of Turnand Sequence New York Oxford University Press [Dedicated to Emanuel A SchegloffOxford Studies in Sociolinguistics]

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Mori Junko (2007) lsquoReconstructing the participantsrsquo treatments of interculturalityvariations in data and methodologiesrsquo Pragmatics 17 123-41

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Pekarek Doehler Simona Elwys De Stefani And Anne-sylvie Horlacher (2011) lsquoThegrammar of closings the use of dislocated constructions as closing initiators in Frenchtalk-in-interactionrsquo Nottingham French Studies 502

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Plug Leendert (2010) lsquo Pragmatic constraints in usage-based phonology with reference tosome Dutch phrasesrsquo Journal of Pragmatics 427 2014-2035

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Rasmussen Gitte see also Hougaard Rasmussen Gitte

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Reed Darren Beatrice Szczepek Reed (2013) Building an instructional project Actions ascomponents of music masterclassesrsquo In Beatrice Szczepek Reed Geoffrey Raymond edsUnits of Talk ndash Units of Action Amsterdam Benjamins 313 ndash 342

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Saft Scott (2001) lsquoConcession displays in arguments and disagreements that occur inJapanese discourse Unique cultural style or situated interactional achievementrsquo InPragmatics in 2000 Selected papers from the 7th International Pragmatics Conference Vol2 Edited by Enikouml Neacutemeth Antwerp International Pragmatics Association 496-507

Saft Scott (2001) Displays of concession in University Faculty Meetings Culture andinteraction in Japanesersquo Pragmatics 11 223-62

Saft Scott (2004) lsquoConflict as interactional accomplishment in Japanese Arguments inuniversity faculty meetingsrsquo Language in Society 33 549ndash84

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Saft Scott (2007) lsquoExploring aizuchi as resources in Japanese social interaction The case of apolitical discussion programrsquo Journal of Pragmatics 39 (7) 1290-1312

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Seedhouse Paul (1997) lsquoCombining Form and Meaningrsquo English Language TeachingJournal (ELTJ) 51 336-44

Seedhouse Paul (1998) lsquoCA and the Analysis of Foreign Language Interaction A Reply toWagnerrsquo Journal of Pragmatics 30 85-102

Seedhouse Paul (1999) lsquoThe Relationship between Context and the Organisation of Repair inthe L2 Classroomrsquo International Review of Applied Linguistics (IRAL) 37 59-80

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Seedhouse Paul (2007) lsquoOn ethnomethodological CA and linguistic CA A reply to HallrsquoThe Modern Language Journal 91(4) 526-532

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Selting Margret (2003) lsquoLists as embedded structures and the prosody of list construction asan interactional resourcersquo InLiSt - Interaction and Linguistic Structures No 35

Selting Margret (2004) lsquoThe lsquoupwardrsquo staircase intonation contour in the Berlin vernacularAn example of the analysis of regionalized intonation as an interactional resourcersquo In ECouper-Kuhlen C E Ford eds Sound patterns in interaction Cross-linguistic studies fromconversation Amsterdam John Benjamins 201 ndash 231

Selting Margret (2005) lsquoSyntax and prosody as methods for the construction andidentification of turn-constructional units in conversationrsquo In AHakulinen M Selting edsSyntax and lexis in conversation Studies on the use of linguistic resources in talk-in -interaction Amsterdam John Benjamins 17-44

Selting Margret (2007) lsquoLists as embedded structures and the prosody of list construction asan interactional resourcersquo Journal of Pragmatics 393 483-526

Selting Margret (2010) lsquoAffectivity in conversational storytelling An analysis of displays ofanger or indignation in complaint storiesrsquo Pragmatics202 229-277

Selting Margret (2010) lsquoProsody in interaction State of the artrsquo In DagmarBarth-Weingarten Elisabeth Reber Margret Selting eds (2010) Prosody in InteractionAmsterdam John Benjamins 3ndash40

[see Deppermann Arnulf (2010) lsquoFuture prospects of research on prosody The needfor publicly available corpora Comments on Margret Selting ldquoProsody in interactionState of the artrdquorsquo In Dagmar Barth-Weingarten Elisabeth Reber Margret Selting eds(2010) Prosody in Interaction Amsterdam John Benjamins 41ndash48]

Selting Margret (2012) lsquoComplaint stories and subsequent complaint stories with affectdisplaysrsquo Journal of Pragmatics 444 387-415

Selting Margret et al (1998) lsquoGespraumlchsanalytisches Transkriptions-system (GAT)rsquoLinguistische Berichte 173 91-122

Selting Margret et al (2009) lsquoGespraumlchsanalytisches Transkriptionssystem 2 (GAT 2)rsquo InGespraumlchsforschung 10 353-402 ( wwwgespraechsforschung-ozsde )

Selting M P Auer D Barth-Weingarten J Bergmann P Bergmann K Birkner ECouper-Kuhlen A Deppermann P Gilles S Guumlnthner M Hartung F Kern C MertzlufftC Meyer M Morek F Oberzaucher J Peters U Quasthoff W Schuumltte A Stukenbrock SUhmann (2011) lsquoA system for transcribing talk-in - interaction GAT2 GespraumlchsforschungZeitschrift zur verbalen Interaktion 121-51 Translated and adapted for English by ElizabethCouper-Kuhlen Dagmar Barth-Weingarten wwwgespraechsforschung-ozsde

Selting Margret Elizabeth Couper-Kuhlen (2000) lsquoArgumente fuumlr die Entwicklung einerlsquointeraktionalen Linguistikrsquolsquo Gespraumlchsforschung - Online-Zeitschrift zur verbalenInteraktion 1 76-95 (wwwgespraechsforschung-ozsde)

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Steensig Jakob Trine Heinemann (2013) lsquoWhen ldquoyesrdquo is not enough ndash as an answer to ayesno questionrsquo In Beatrice Szczepek Reed Geoffrey Raymond eds Units of Talk ndash Unitsof Action Amsterdam Benjamins 207 ndash 242

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Svennevig Jan (2001) lsquoJa jo and nei initiating responses to wh-questions in Norwegianrsquo InHVater OLetnes eds Modality and more Trier Wissenschaftlicher Verlag Trier143-165

Svennevig Jan (2003) lsquoEcho answers in nativenon-native interactionrsquo Pragmatics 13 285-309

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Szczepek Reed Beatrice (2000) lsquoFunctional aspects of collaborative productions in Englishconversationrsquo InLiSt - Interaction and Linguistic Structures No 21

Szczepek Reed Beatrice (2001) lsquoProsodic orientation in spoken interactionrsquo InLiSt -Interaction and Linguistic Structures No 27

Szczepek Reed Beatrice (2004) lsquoTurn-final intonation in Englishrsquo In Elizabeth Couper-Kuhlen Cecilia E Ford eds Sound Patterns in Interaction Amsterdam Benjamins 97-118

Szczepek Reed Beatrice (2006) Prosodic Orientation in English Conversation BasingstokePalgrave

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Szczepek Reed Beatrice (2009) lsquoFIRST or SECOND Establishing sequential roles throughprosodyrsquo In D Barth-Weingarten A Wichman N Dehe eds Where Prosody MeetsPragmatics Elsevier Series Studies in Pragmatics Bingley Emerald 205-222

Szczepek Reed Beatrice (2010) lsquoSpeech rhythm across turn transitions in cross-culturaltalk-in-interactionrsquo Journal of Pragmatics 424 1037-59

Szczepek Reed Beatrice (2010) lsquoIntonation phrases in natural conversation A participantsrsquocategoryrsquo In D Barth-Weingarten E Reber M Selting eds Prosody in InteractionAmsterdam Benjamins 191-212

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Walker Traci Paul Drew John Local (2011) lsquoResponding indirectlyrsquo Journal of Pragmatics43 2434ndash2451

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Waring Hansun Zhang (2012) lsquoldquoAny questionsrdquo Investigating understanding-checks in thelanguage classroomrsquo TESOL Quarterly 464 722-752

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Waring Hansun Zhang Barbara Hruska (2012) lsquoProblematic directives in pedagogicalinteractionrsquo Linguistics and Education 23 289-300

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Wong J (2005) lsquoSidestepping grammarrsquo In K Richards PSeedhouse eds ApplyingConversation Analysis Basingstoke Palgrave Macmillan159-173

Wong Jean (2000) lsquoDelayed next turn repair initiation in native-non-native speaker Englishconversationrsquo Applied Linguistics 21244ndash 67

Wong Jean Hansun Zhang Waring (2010) Conversation analysis and second languagepedagogy A guide for ESLEFL teachers New York Routledge

Wouk F (2005) lsquoThe syntax of repair in Indonesianrsquo Discourse Studies 72 237-258

Wright Melissa (2011) lsquoThe phoneticsndashinteraction interface in the initiation of closings ineveryday English telephone callsrsquo Journal of Pragmatics 434 1080-1099

Wu RR (2005) lsquoldquoThere is more here than meets the eye The use of final ou in twosequential positions in Mandarin Chinese conversationrsquo Journal of Pragmatics 3 77 967-995

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Wu Ruey-Jiuan Regina (2011) lsquoA conversation analysis of self-praising in everydayMandarin interactionrsquo Journal of Pragmatics 4313 3152-3176

Wu Ruey-Jiuan Regina (2014) lsquoManaging turn entry The design of EI-prefaced turns inMandarin conversationrsquo Journal of Pragmatics 66 139ndash161

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