Putting the interaction back into dialogue
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 27 (2):207-208 (2004)
| Abstract | I share the authors' stance on the dialogic or interactional character of language. The authors, however, have left actual interaction out of their conception of dialogue. I sketch a number of organizations of practices of talking and understanding that supply the basic arena for talk-in-interaction. It is by reference to these that mechanisms for speech production and understanding need to be understood. | |||||||||
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