Temporality in Interaction
This volume is the first systematic collection of studies exploring temporality in interaction and its theoretical foundations. It brings together researchers focusing on how temporality impinges on the production and interpretation of linguistic structures in interaction and how linguistic resources are designed to deal with the exigencies and potentials of temporality in interaction. The volume provides new insights into the temporal design of a range of heretofore unexplored linguistic phenomena from various languages as well as into the temporal aspects of linguistic structures in embodied interaction.
Published online on 14 March 2015
Table of Contents
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Introduction: Temporality in interactionArnulf Deppermann and Susanne Günthner | pp. 1–24
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Mechanisms of temporality in interaction
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The temporality of language in interaction: projection and latencyPeter Auer | pp. 27–56
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Retrospection and Understanding in InteractionArnulf Deppermann | pp. 57–94
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Ephemeral Grammar: At the far end of emergenceCecilia E. Ford and Barbara A. Fox | pp. 95–120
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Temporally-structured constructions – a temporal perspective on syntactic constructions
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Temporality and the Emergence of a Construction: A Discourse Approach to SluicingPaul J. Hopper | pp. 123–146
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Temporality and syntactic structure: utterance-final intensifiers in spoken GermanWolfgang Imo | pp. 147–172
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Grammar, projection and turn-organization: il y a NP ‘there is NP’ as project construction in French talk-in-interactionSimona Pekarek Doehler | pp. 173–200
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Word Order in Time: Emergent Hebrew (NS)V/VNS SyntaxYael Maschler | pp. 201–236
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A temporally oriented perspective on connectors in interactions: und zwar ('namely/in fact')-constructions in everyday German” conversationsSusanne Günthner | pp. 237–264
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Temporal organization of multimodal interaction
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Multimodal completionsLorenza Mondada | pp. 267–308
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Coordinating the temporalities of talk and danceLeelo Keevallik | pp. 309–336
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Appendix: Transcription conventions | pp. 337–339
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Index | pp. 341–342
Such reconceptualization of language production and perception is to be truly welcomed. It challenges a number of linguistic pet assumptions from a participants’ perspective and points towards answers for some of the fundamental questions on language as a tool for human action, while allowing us a glimpse of the huge area yet to be covered. At the same time, the book underlines that an amazing wealth of CA concepts are related to temporality. Its topics thus make this book valuable to readers working on interaction and on linguistic issues alike.”
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