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Conversation analysis / Numa Markee.

By: Markee, NumaMaterial type: TextTextLanguage: English Series: Second language acquisition research. Monographs on research methodologyPublication details: Mahwah, N.J. : L. Erlbaum Associates, c2000. Description: xv, 216 p. : ill. ; 24 cmISBN: 0805819991 (cloth : acidfree paper); 0805820000 (pbk. : acidfree paper); 9780585315829Subject(s): Conversation analysis | Second language acquisitionDDC classification: 302.346 LOC classification: P95.45 | .M35 2000Online resources: Publisher description | WorldCat details | E-book Fulltext
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TOC Contents: Foreword. Part I: Issues and Definitions. Overview of SLA Studies. Conversation Analysis: A Resource for Reconceptualizing SLA Studies. Doing Conversation Analysis: Practical Issues in Recording, Transcribing, and Analyzing Data. Part II: Locating Interactional Competence. Sequential Organization in Different Speech Exchange Systems. Turn-Taking in Different Speech Exchange Systems. Repair in Different Speech Exchange Systems. Part III: Demonstrating Conversation Analysis. "Coral": A Case of Comprehended Input That Leads to Understanding and Learning. "We Cannot Get by Auschwitz": A Case of "Comprehended" Input That Does Not Lead to Understanding and Learning. Appendices: Transcription Conventions. "Coral" Collection. "We Cannot Get by Auschwitz" Collection.
Summary: Summary: This volume reviews research on the role of interaction in second language acquisition (SLA) studies. It argues that an ethnomethodological approach to conversation analysis can provide valuable and methodological insights into how mundane conversation may function as resources for SLA.
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302.34 KEF 1980 Fundamentals of effective group communication / 302.34 KOD 1980 Decision making in small groups : 302.34 SHG 1981 Group dynamics : 302.346 MAC 2000 Conversation analysis / 302.346 PRL 2001 The language of conversation / 302.346 PRL 2001 The language of conversation / 302.346 PSC 1995 Conversation analysis :

Includes bibliographical references (p. 183-202) and indexes.

TOC Contents: Foreword. Part I: Issues and Definitions. Overview of SLA Studies. Conversation Analysis: A Resource for Reconceptualizing SLA Studies. Doing Conversation Analysis: Practical Issues in Recording, Transcribing, and Analyzing Data. Part II: Locating Interactional Competence. Sequential Organization in Different Speech Exchange Systems. Turn-Taking in Different Speech Exchange Systems. Repair in Different Speech Exchange Systems. Part III: Demonstrating Conversation Analysis. "Coral": A Case of Comprehended Input That Leads to Understanding and Learning. "We Cannot Get by Auschwitz": A Case of "Comprehended" Input That Does Not Lead to Understanding and Learning. Appendices: Transcription Conventions. "Coral" Collection. "We Cannot Get by Auschwitz" Collection.

Summary:
This volume reviews research on the role of interaction in second language acquisition (SLA) studies. It argues that an ethnomethodological approach to conversation analysis can provide valuable and methodological insights into how mundane conversation may function as resources for SLA.

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