Suspending the next turn as a form of repair initiation¶
Manrique, & Enfield. (2015). Suspending the next turn as a form of repair initiation: evidence from Argentine Sign Language. Frontiers in Psychology.
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- Repair Sequence
- Ordinary conversation — the home turf, where the trouble-source / initiation / completion skeleton and the agency-by-position grid were first documented and the preference asymmetry established. Institutional interaction — classroom, medical, courtroom, and service talk, where the same typology describes how participants flag and resolve trouble within asymmetric, task-structured exchanges. Sign-language interaction — repair organization documented in signed conversation, one of the cross-modality settings that establishes the structure as turn-taking-general rather than speech-specific
This sourceManrique and Enfield document other-initiated repair in Argentine Sign Language, describing a freeze-look practice that initiates repair.
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“This study finds and analyses a special type of other-initiated repair that is used in turn-by-turn conversation in a sign language: Argentine Sign Language (Lengua de Señas Argentina or LSA).”
- Ordinary conversation — the home turf, where the trouble-source / initiation / completion skeleton and the agency-by-position grid were first documented and the preference asymmetry established. Institutional interaction — classroom, medical, courtroom, and service talk, where the same typology describes how participants flag and resolve trouble within asymmetric, task-structured exchanges. Sign-language interaction — repair organization documented in signed conversation, one of the cross-modality settings that establishes the structure as turn-taking-general rather than speech-specific
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