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Repetitions in Turkish: talk among friends

Wiederholungen im Türkischen: Gespräche unter Freund/innen
Repeticiones en turco: el habla entre amigos
[journal article]

Tekdemir Yurtdas, Göklem

Abstract

"Wiederholungen sind Ressourcen zum Aufrechterhalten von Intersubjektivität und zur gemeinsamen Sinn(re)konstruktion in Gesprächen. In der hier vorgestellten Studie ist es darum gegangen, Wiederholungen spezifischer zu untersuchen mit Blick auf die Art der Wiederholungen (Selbst - Andere/r) in Gespr... view more

"Wiederholungen sind Ressourcen zum Aufrechterhalten von Intersubjektivität und zur gemeinsamen Sinn(re)konstruktion in Gesprächen. In der hier vorgestellten Studie ist es darum gegangen, Wiederholungen spezifischer zu untersuchen mit Blick auf die Art der Wiederholungen (Selbst - Andere/r) in Gesprächen von Türkisch sprechenden Freund/innen. Nach einem Vergleich mit einem anderen Datenbestand zu Familiengesprächen ist ein zentrales Ergebnis, dass Nutzung und Funktion von Wiederholungen wesentlich abhängen von der Qualität und der Art der Beziehung zwischen den Gesprächsteilnehmenden." (Autorenreferat)... view less


"Repetitions are resources for maintaining intersubjectivity and collaborative meaning-making in talk. The aim of this study was to investigate repetitions in more detail in terms of types of repetitions (self-other) to determine the functions of repetitions in conversations involving friends speaki... view more

"Repetitions are resources for maintaining intersubjectivity and collaborative meaning-making in talk. The aim of this study was to investigate repetitions in more detail in terms of types of repetitions (self-other) to determine the functions of repetitions in conversations involving friends speaking in Turkish. After a comparison with another collection of conversations among family members, it was proposed that the use and functions of repetitions in conversations were influenced and modified by the quality and type of relationship among the participants." (author's abstract)... view less

Keywords
Turk; Turkey; language; language usage; language behavior; speaking; friendship; conversation; conversation analysis; communication; communication behavior; Asia; Middle East; developing country

Classification
Interpersonal Communication

Method
empirical; qualitative empirical

Document language
English

Publication Year
2012

Page/Pages
14 p.

Journal
Forum Qualitative Sozialforschung / Forum: Qualitative Social Research, 13 (2012) 2

Issue topic
Rechnergestützte Datenanalyse: verschiedene Kontexte, verschiedene Praktiken / Qualitative computing: diverse worlds and research practices

ISSN
1438-5627

Status
Published Version; peer reviewed

Licence
Creative Commons - Attribution


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