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|Abstract=The basis of this paper is a simple observation: lingua franca talk
 
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happens; that is to say, two parties speaking different native languages
 
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communicate via a third language of which neither is a fluent speaker.
 
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In many areas of the world, lingua franca talk is an ordinary aspect
 
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of everyday life; it is a routine occurrence that people speak to each other
 
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in languages other than their own and in doing so conduct some sort of
 
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business. What we find remarkable is that persons who are deficient in
 
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language competence, who share a language imperfectly spoken by all
 
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participants, nevertheless turn out to be experts in locating, avoiding,
 
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replacing, fixing, ignoring, talking about and otherwise dealing with
 
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troubles arising in such situations.
 
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We are here concerned with the kind of work that gets done in order to accomplish the business at hand in the face of potential misinterpreta-
 
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tion, lack of competency, impending non-talk and so on. Since such
 
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problems are recognized by the speakers as ever-present possibilities,
 
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in fact as pervasive features of this kind of talk, we find ourselves interested in the mechanisms participants use collaboratively to arrive at ways of
 
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making sense and managing trouble. To this end we propose to examine
 
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some of the conditions for joint use of a common language.
 
 
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Jordan-Fuller1975
BibType ARTICLE
Key Jordan-Fuller1975
Author(s) Brigitte Jordan, Nancy Fuller
Title On the non-fatal nature of trouble: Sense-making and trouble-managing in lingua franca talk
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Tag(s) EMCA, Lingua Franca, Interactional Troubles
Publisher
Year 1975
Language
City
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Journal Semiotica
Volume 13
Number 1
Pages 11–31
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DOI 10.1515/semi.1975.13.1.11
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