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https://www.brainpickings.org/2015/10/21/telling-is-listening-ursula-k-le-guin-communication/

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Conversation Analysis (CA)

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In sociolinguistics, conversation analysis is the study of the talk produced in ordinary human interactions. Sociologist Harvey Sacks (1935-1975) is generally credited with founding the discipline. Also called talk-in-interaction and ethnomethodology.

"At its core," says Jack Sidnell, "conversation analysis is a set of methods for working with audio and video recordings of talk and social interaction" ( Conversation Analysis: An Introduction, 2010).

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Examples and Observations

"[C]onversation analysis (CA) [is] an approach within the social sciences that aims to describe, analyze and understand talk as a basic and constitutive feature of human social life. CA is a well-developed tradition with a distinctive set of methods and analytic procedures as well as a large body of established findings. . . .
"At its core, conversation analysis is a set of methods for working with audio and video recordings of talk and social interaction. These methods were worked out in some of the earliest conversation-analytic studies and have remained remarkably consistent over the last 40 years. Their continued use has resulted in a large body of strongly interlocking and mutually supportive findings . . .."
(Jack Sidnell, Conversation Analysis: An Introduction. Wiley-Blackwell, 2010

The Aim of Conversation Analysis
"CA is the study of recorded, naturally occurring talk-in-interaction. But what is the aim of studying these interactions? Principally, it is to discover how participants understand and respond to one another in their turns at talk, with a central focus on how sequences of action are generated. To put it another way, the objective of CA is to uncover the often tacit reasoning procedures and sociolinguistic competencies underlying the production and interpretation of talk in organized sequences of interaction."
(Ian Hutchby and Robin Wooffitt, Conversation Analysis. Polity, 2008

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The Study of Talk: Conversation Analysis

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In sociolinguistics, conversation analysis is the study of the talk produced in ordinary human interactions. Sociologist Harvey Sacks (1935-1975) is generally credited with founding the discipline. Also called talk-in-interaction and ethnomethodology. "At its core," says Jack Sidnell, "conversation analysis is a set of methods for working with audio and video recordings of talk and social interaction" ( Conversation Analysis: An Introduction, 2010).

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Cutting, Joan (2002) Pragmatics and Discourse: A resource book for students. London and New York: Routledge

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"Being aware of someone else's public self image"

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Speech Act Theory: Accomplishing Things with Words & The Cooperative Principle: Successfully Exchanging Information pages 238-249

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"The environment of a text that is under analysis which is also text".

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Summary: * relationship among text, co-text and context can be represented as in Fig.1; * context may be viewed as text, as situation, and/or as knowledge (cognitive, sociocultural); * different approaches emphasize different aspects of context. (cf.

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“those aspects of the circumstance of actual language use which are taken as relevant to meaning.” He further pointed out, “in other words, context is a schematic construct... the achievement of pragmatic meaning is a matter of matching up the linguistic elements of the code with the schematic elements of the context.” (H.G. Widdowson, 2000, p.126)