Repair: The Interface Between Interaction and Cognition

Topics in Cognitive Science 10 (2):279-313 (2018)
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Abstract

Albert and De Ruiter provide an introduction to the Conversation Analytic approach to ‘repair’: the ways in which people detect and deal with troubles in speaking, hearing and understanding in conversation. They explain the basic turn‐taking structures involved, provide examples, explain recent developments in the field and highlight some important points of contact and contrast with work in the Cognitive Sciences.

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Jan de Ruiter
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