文档介绍：Subordination in Conversation
Studies in Language and Social Interaction (SLSI)
Studies in Language and Social Interaction is a series which continues the tradition of
Studies in Discourse and Grammar, but with a new focus. It aims to provide a forum
for research on grammar, understood broadly, in its natural home environment,
spoken interaction. The assumption underlying the series is that the study of
language as it is actually used in social interaction provides the foundation for
understanding how the patterns and regularities we think of as grammar emerge
from municative needs. The editors e language-related research
from a range of different methodological traditions, including conversation analysis,
interactional linguistics, and discourse-functional linguistics.
Editors
Sandra A. Thompson Elizabeth Couper-Kuhlen
University of California, Santa Barbara University of Helsinki
Editorial Board
Peter Auer
University of Freiburg
Paul Drew
York University
Cecilia E. Ford
University of Wisconsin
Barbara A. Fox
University of Colorado
Marja-Liisa Helasvuo
University of Turku
. Luke
Hong Kong University/Nanyang
Technological University
Volume 24
Subordination in Conversation. A cross-linguistic perspective
Edited by Ritva Laury and Ryoko Suzuki
Subordination in Conversation
A cross-linguistic perspective
Edited by
Ritva Laury
University of Helsinki
Ryoko Suzuki
Keio University
John Benjamins pany
Amsterdamâ/âPhiladelphia
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Subordination in conversation : a cross-linguistic perspective / edited by Ritva Laury,
Ryoko Suzuki.
       p. cm. (Studies in Language and Social Interaction, issn 1879-3983 ; v. 24)
Includes bibliographical references and index.
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