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Franck, Dorothea. 1985. Sentences in conversational turns: A case of syntactic `double bind'. In Franck, Dorothea. Sentences in conversational turns: A case of syntactic `double bind'. In : 233–245. : 233–245.
Publication type
Article in book
Publication language
English
Keywords
conversational analysis | sentence

Annotation

The author discusses the question of what kind of objects we should consider sentences to be, if we want to make their definition compatible with the basic assumptions of conversational analysis.

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