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Subject:       [CIOS/ethno] Reference for Connected discourse
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Dear members,
I am working on speech by nonnative speakers. These speakers produce
connected discourse (or stretches of discourse, or extended discourse) in
the context of presentation or speech practices. There is audience but their
involvement is minimal and therefore, turn-taking does not occur as often as
in regular conversation. I am interested in examining the process and method
by which these speakers build extended turns or connected discourse.

I am wondering if there are any prior works on this in Ethno/ca. What I
found so far is story-telling by Sacks, Jefferson and Lerner. And multiunit
turns by Schegloff (1982; 1996; 2007), there these works focus on
interactional exchanges, not one person talks. Any help would be
appreciated.

Yo-An Lee
S. Korea.

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Dear members,
I am working on speech by nonnative speakers. These speakers produce c=
onnected discourse (or stretches of discourse, or extended discourse) in th=
e context of presentation or speech practices. There is audience but their =
involvement is minimal and therefore, turn-taking does not occur as often a=
s in regular conversation. I am interested in examining the process and met=
hod by which these speakers build extended turns or connected discourse. 

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I am wondering if there are any prior works on this in Ethno/ca. What =
I found so far is story-telling by Sacks, Jefferson and Lerner. And multiun=
it turns by Schegloff (1982; 1996; 2007), there these works focus on intera=
ctional exchanges, not one person talks. Any help would be appreciated.

=A0
Yo-An Lee
S. Korea.

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