Last published (November 2023)

Julia Sacher
Paraphrasieren, Vergleichen, Ergründen, Ausschließen
Formen der Äußerungsinszenierung bei der Interpretation von Transkripten

 

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Tiina Eilittä / Anna Vatanen
Children’s self-repeated summonses to adults:
pursuing responses and creating favourable conditions for interaction

 

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Angeliki Balantani
Transitioning between activities in joint projects: The case of German so

 

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Discourse and Conversation Analysis is an interdisciplinary journal which publishes research on social interaction in everyday life, institutions and the media.

Discourse and Conversation Analysis welcomes data-driven research originating in linguistics, sociology, pedagogics, psychology, anthropology and related sciences.

Discourse and Conversation Analysis publishes analyses from conversation analysis, interactional linguistics, multimodal video-analysis, ethnography, research on spoken language, functional pragmatics, hermeneutic sociology of knowledge and other approaches to the analysis of interactional discourse.

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