Conversational preference
Conversational preference
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对话偏好
DOI:
10.1002/9781118611463.wbielsi071
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发表时间:
2015
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通讯作者:
Aug Nishizaka & Kaoru Hayano
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作者:
Aug Nishizaka;Aug Nishizaka;Aug Nishizaka;西阪 仰;西阪 仰;Aug Nishizaka & Masafumi Sunaga;Aug Nishizaka & Kaoru Hayano;Aug Nishizaka & Kaoru Hayano
Conversation‐analytic studies have noted various preferences that operate across different dimensions of interaction. These preferences operate on alternative forms or actions by favoring one over another. This article discusses preferences by focusing on two dimensions of interaction. The first is preferences in person reference, where the preference for minimization and the preference for recipient design determine the person reference form. The second is preferences in action sequence, where “agreeing” actions are preferred over “disagreeing” actions, each of which exhibits distinct formal features. Finally, this article suggests that other constraints may interfere with conversational preferences.