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Since 2024, all contributions to the journal are published under the Creative Commons License CC BY 4.0 International.

Last published (September 2024)

Mari Holmström
Preparing to talk in workplace break interaction:
Withdrawing a coffee cup from the lips as a prebeginning

 

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Verena Thaler
Reparaturmechanismen in der Interaktion mit virtuellen Agenten

 

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Marina Reis de Souza
Multimodal responses to questions:
turn-initial oh coordinating with raised eyebrows in video-mediated interaction

 

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Peter Golato / Andrea Golato
When you may say so yourself:
The form and function of assessments in a French cooking show

 

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Discourse and Conversation Analysis is an interdisciplinary journal which publishes research on social interaction in everyday life, institutions and the media.

Discourse and Conversation Analysis welcomes data-driven research originating in linguistics, sociology, pedagogics, psychology, anthropology and related sciences.

Discourse and Conversation Analysis publishes analyses from conversation analysis, interactional linguistics, multimodal video-analysis, ethnography, research on spoken language, functional pragmatics, hermeneutic sociology of knowledge and other approaches to the analysis of interactional discourse.

Papers may apply to one of five categories:

  • Basic Research
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