Theoretical approaches to dialogue analysis : selected papers from the IADA Chicago 2004 conference / edited by Lawrence N. Berlin.

Includes bibliographical references.

INTRODUCTION; Bridging the Atlantic; PART I: DIALOGUE AS TEXT; Gathering Common Ground on the Negotiated Topic: The Role of the Contrastive Markers of Italian; Dialogue Analysis in a Cross-Linguistic Perspective; A Comparative Analysis of Small Talk in English and Polish; Modality and Conversational Structure in French; PART II: DIALOGUE AS INTERACTION; The Principles of Dialogue Grammar; Validity Claims in Context: Monologue Meets Dialogue; Dialogue Theory -- A Sociosemiotic Approach: On the Pragmatics of Literary Communication; On the Explicitness of Themes in Dialogue

A Subjectivity Formation Model for Dialogue Analysis in DramaPART III: DIALOGUE AS DISCOURSE; Grounded Theory and its Benefits for Dialogue Analysis: The Beginning of a Beautiful Friendship; And Now for Your Moment of Zen: A Multi-modal Discourse Analysis of Humor in "The Daily Show with Jon Stewart"; Audiovisual Dialectology: Methodology and Theoretical Considerations; The Production of Difference in Interaction: On Culturing Conversation through Play; Sequential Analysis in an Ethnomethodological Key: Order without Theory

In April 2004, a group of international scholars convened in Chicago, Illinois for a workshop of the International Association for Dialogue Analysis. The selected papers from the workshop which are included in this volume represent a breadth of theoretical and methodological perspectives. Together, the variety of perspectives adds to a deeper understanding of the complex nature of dialogic interaction. The volume is intended for scholars and students in the field, offering a view of dialogue analysis from its more traditional origins to contemporary trends in discourse studies.

English.

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