Conversation analyst at the University of York. I post about CA methods, turn-taking, multimodality, the recruitment of assistance, and other topics—e/acc
A new article I co-authored with Paul Drew has just been published: "Addressee points in conflictual interactions: A reductionist analysis of action".
Free-access link:
https://t.co/hgDXQgLNUI
More below.
@JustinBleuel@ChatGPTapp It crashes when dictated text from third party apps gets automatically pasted into the chat. Happens a few times a week, since it was first released (years). Multiple dictation apps cause it. No other apps crash like this.
In the article, we question the use of stipulated action categories (accusation, threat) and argue for a different analytic route: to observe and describe the precise configurations of social conduct, their uses and effects that constitute the basis for action ascription.
A new article I co-authored with Paul Drew has just been published: "Addressee points in conflictual interactions: A reductionist analysis of action".
Free-access link:
https://t.co/hgDXQgLNUI
More below.
We also found that the tenseness of articulation varies meaningfully. Addressee points produced with rapid, sudden movements occur in extreme conflicts whereas those with lax, fluid movements appear in ironic or mock conflict in which speakers employ practices of deescalation.