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The Interactional Use of Speaker Head Movements in Direct Reported Speech of Mandarin Chinese.

Jee-won Lee

Abstract

This study examines the coordination of talk and head movement inthe production of direct reported speech in Mandarin Chinese conversation.Analysis of several instances suggests that in direct reported speech, a speaker'shead movement plays a crucial role in the interaction. Speakers employ theirhead movements to mark the boundaries of reported/original speakers. Speakersturn their heads toward recipients when they convey their stance toward thereported utterance while reproducing it. Recipients are thus able to parse a largertelling into parts that reenact the events and parts that communicate their affectivestance. Through the way in which the speakers arrange their head with respectto the recipients, the participants create a public, visible locus for the organizationof a collaborative storytelling process.

Key Words : participation framework,head movement,interaction,storytelling,direct reported speech

Reference

Vol. 40 No. 4 (2022.12)

Journal Abbreviation j. Korea Saf. Manag. Sci.
Frequency Published four times annually in March, June, September, and December
Doi Prefix 10.14353/sjk.
Year of Launching 1993
Publisher The Sociolinguistic Society of Korea

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