A framework for the multimodal joint work of turn construction in face-to-face interaction |
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Affiliation: | 1. Eindhoven University of Technology, The Netherlands;2. Universidad Nacional de Costa Rica, Costa Rica |
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Abstract: | We propose a framework for understanding the multimodal joint work of turn construction in face-to-face interaction. Using concepts from conversation analysis, nonverbal communication, and gesture studies, in a qualitative analysis of face-to-face interaction, we observe that, collaboratively and in a joint work, participants produce moves, within the current-speaker’s turn, that allow them to deal with possible moves that could compromise the projectable trajectory of the interaction in progress. Working at the micro level of interaction, we propose a framework that will allows a better understanding of how a turn can be collaboratively produced and how other levels of sequence organization can be produced in order to achieve the desired social-agreement outcome. |
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Keywords: | Multimodality Gesture Conversation analysis Nonverbal communication Gesture studies |
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