Patterns of Talk: A Micro-Landscape Perspective

  • Gale J
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Abstract

This paper provides a introduction to conversation analysis. CA is traced from its roots to ethnomethodology, and five features of talk are examined (turn taking procedures, adjacency pairs, presequences, formulations, and accounts). Clinical examples are provided. The relevance of CA to clinicians, researchers and supervisors is also discussed.

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Gale, J. (2000). Patterns of Talk: A Micro-Landscape Perspective. The Qualitative Report. https://doi.org/10.46743/2160-3715/2000.2083

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