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Conversation Analysis and Laughter
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Conversation Analysis and Laughter
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Turn Design as Longitudinal Achievement: Learning on the Shop Floor
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“The Great Australian Pastime”: Pragmatic and Semantic Perspectives on Taking the Piss
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Negotiating the Sharedness of Activities and Stances in Social Virtual Reality: Alignment and Affiliation in the Activity of Throwing Darts at a Co-Participant
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Die Multimodalität alltagspraktischen Erzählens
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‘Doing being an expert’: A conversation analysis of expertise enactments in experience discussions in medical education
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Complaint stories and subsequent complaint stories with affect displays
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“Just kidding”: Teasing and claims to non-serious intent
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Laughter at Last: Playfulness and laughter in interaction
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“Hahaha”: Laughter as a resource to manage WhatsApp conversations
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The display and management of affectivity in climaxes of amusing stories
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Laughter and the management of divergent positions in peer review interactions
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Stance taking with ‘laugh’ particles and emojis – Sequential and functional patterns of ‘laughter’ in a corpus of German WhatsApp chats
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Teacher smiles as an interactional and pedagogical resource in the classroom
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Resisting categorization in interaction: Membership categorization analysis of sitcom humor
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Responses to conversational humour: An analytical framework
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A Longitudinal Perspective on Turn Design: From Role-Plays to Workplace Patient Consultations
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Humor in gesture-speech incongruity when explaining vocabulary
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Some interactional uses of syntactically incomplete turns in Mandarin conversation
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Managing co-presence with a wave of the hand
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A multimodal approach to grammatical aspect
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Negotiating leader identities through indirect mockery in talk about decision-making in a distributed leadership context
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Conversational joking from a discourse-analytic perspective
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Conversational humor from a discourse-semantic perspective
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Movement synchrony as a topic of empirical social interaction research
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Laughter and gaze among talkers on a walk
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On the nature of “laughables”
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Studies in Language and Social Interaction
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Chapter 2. Previous approaches to prosodic-phonetic structuring
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Chapter 4. Studying cesuring in talk
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Chapter 5. The prosodic-phonetic parameters of cesuring
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Chapter 6. Cesuras in response organization and the syntax-prosody interface
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Chapter 7. Cesuras at work in language variation and change
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1. ex. (1) No way (CH 6479, l. 318-322)
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10. ex. (8) Really (CH 4580, l. 868-870)
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11. ex. (9) Commitment (CH 5872, l. 875-884)
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12. ex. (6a) Credit (CH 6161, l. 881-882)
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13. ex. (6b) Credit (CH 6161, l. 878-881)
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14. ex. (10) Working out (CH 4705, l. 889-901)
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15. ex. (6c) Credit (CH 6161, l. 871-875)
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16. ex. (6d) Credit (CH 6161, l. 880-882)
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17. ex. (11) Gory (CH 4576, l. 857-862)
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18. ex. (12) Delighted (CH 4705, l. 866-873)
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19. ex. (6e) Credit (CH 6161, l. 876-879)
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2. ex. (2) Went there (CH 5046, l. 563-570)
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20. ex. (13) Campus minister (CH 4705, l. 889-901)
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21. ex. (14) Visits with the students (CH 4705, l. 904-912)
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22. ex. (15) Do something (CH 4335, l. 867-870)
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23. ex. (16) Homer people (CH 4556, l. 906-909)
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24. ex. Time (CH 4705, l. 914-918)
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25. ex. (17) Scorpion (CH 5046, l. 927-937)
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26. ex. (18) Rationalize (CH 5046, l. 890-912)
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27. ex. (19) Fellowships (CH 5872, l. 928-942)
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28. ex. (20) Announcement (CH 4666, l. 701-717)
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29. ex. (21) String of things (CH 5046, l. 913-917)
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3. ex. (3) Sunday evening liturgy (CH 4705, l. 900-907)
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30. ex. (22) Stay (CH 4556, l. 874-885)
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31. ex. (23) Mess (CH 4660, l. 892-901)
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32. ex. (14a) Sunday evening liturgy (CH 4705, l. 904-909)
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33. ex. (24) Reuben (CH 4580, l. 624-635)
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34. ex. (25) Reuben ctd. (CH 4580, l. 635-641)
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35. ex. (26) Trees (CH 4576, l. 167-195)
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36. ex. (28) Okay (CH 4660, l. 557-561)
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37. ex. (29) At peace (CH 4660, l. 521-525)
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38. ex. (30) Hop in the car (CH 4310, l. 738-739)
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39. ex. (31) Call up (SBL 022, l. 167-170)
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4. ex. (3a) Sunday Evening Liturgy (CH 4705, l. 897-902)
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40. ex. Renovation (NB 015, l. 3-47)
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41. ex. (32) Spanish (GCSAusE11, sec. 139-153)
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42. ex. (33) Talk (GCSAusE18, sec. 230-243)
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43. ex. (34) Janus 1: Envelope (NB 008, l. 843-847)
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44. ex. (35) Janus 2: Church (CH 4335, l. 671-677)
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45. ex. (36) Final 1: Diner (CH4580, l. 571-574)
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46. ex. (37) Final 1-2: Butched short (CH4335, l. 506-510)
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47. ex. (38) Final 1-2: Buzz (NB 008, l. 1098-1101)
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48. ex. (39) Apples (CH 6161, l. 360-371)
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49. ex. (40) Hit (NB 028, l. 1034-1044)
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5. ex. (2a) Went there (CH 5046, l. 567-570)
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50. ex. (41) Class (NB 008, l. 188-202)
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51. ex. (42) Crappy (NB 015, l. 41-46)
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52. ex. (43) Beside himself (CH 4666, 361-371)
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53. ex. (44) Oranges (CH 6161, l. 360-372)
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55. ex. (45) Turkey (NB 028, l. 495-508)
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56. ex. (46) Attention deficit disorder (CH 4065, l. 967-978)
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57. ex. (47) Come back (CH 4666, l. 463-475)
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58. ex. (49) Camp (CH 5046, l. 618-630)
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59. ex. (50) See what's wrong (CH 4666, l. 377-380)
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6. ex. (4) Bear site (CH 4580, l. 855-869)
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60. ex. (52) Camp out (CH 5046, l. 743-748)
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61. ex. (53) Travel (SBCSAE 015, l. 454-461)
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7. ex. (5) Ice (CH 4556, l. 924-927)
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8. ex. (6) Credit (CH 6161, l. 8769-882)
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9. ex. (7) Mike (CH 4580, l. 860-864)
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Data and methods used in the study of OKAY across languages
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OKAY in responding and claiming understanding
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OKAY in closings and transitions
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The prosody and phonetics of OKAY in American English
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Rising OKAY in third position in Danish talk-in-interaction
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OKAY as a response to informings in Finnish
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OKAY in health helpline calls in Brazil
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A resource for action transition
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OKAY projecting embodied compliance to directives
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Coordination of OKAY, nods, and gaze in claiming understanding and closing topics
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Appendix. Transcription conventions and glossing symbols
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On granularity in grammar and action
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Formulaic Humor and Humorous Formulae in Fictional Telecinematic Dialogue
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List of abbreviations and symbols
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List of abbreviated telecinematic references cited
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List of select transcription symbols
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Outcomes, conclusions, and outlook
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Adding formulaic humor to the conversation
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Proverb-like and one-line-narrative recitables
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Humorous situation-bound utterances
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Laughter and non-humorous situations in TV documentaries
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Jocular Mockery as Interactional Practice in Everyday Anglo-Australian Conversation
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Double Sayings of German JA —More Observations on Their Phonetic Form and Alignment Function
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Providing Epistemic Support for Assessments Through Mobile-Supported Sharing Activities
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