Analyzing spoken conversation

This video lecture is a part of the course 'An Introduction to English Linguistics' at the University of Neuchâtel. This is session 13, in which I discuss the study of spoken conversation.

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Thanks a million for summarising all the main points of CA in a single video!
Would you be so kind as to share other resources where one can easily get the audio and transcripts of naturally occurred talk? Many thanks in advance!

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can you please explain to me what is the difference between Speech Act and Conversational Analysis ? Thankss

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Thank you for your video, I am currently writing an essay on conversation analysis and I wondered if you had any references for some of the terms you use, such as 'continuation signal' as one of my participants says 'uh' in an attempt to hold the floor. Also the terms 'self-select' and 'other-select' as I need to reference these in my essay. Thank you in advance

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if a coroner pronounces a person dead and that person is alive, will it make the person dead? if yes, is that considered a murder?

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not everybody knows how to hold a conversation. some people know only a monologue.

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