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perz, 1982) that signal subtle meanings in interaction. In this paper, I detail a particular type of utterance that involves one such marker – now. Using data from audio and video recordings from various contexts, I investigate what now-prefaced utterances (NPUs) are used to accomplish in interaction. The methodology is predominantly conversation analytic, complemented by acoustic readings. The findings show that NPUs are important resources for doing disaffiliation, either self-directed or other-directed.
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Waring2012a
BibType ARTICLE
Key Waring2012a
Author(s) Hansun Zhang Waring
Title Doing disaffiliation with now-prefaced utterances
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Tag(s) EMCA, Discourse marker, Disaffiliation, Conversation analysis, Acoustic analysis
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Year 2012
Language English
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Journal Language and Communication
Volume 32
Number 3
Pages 265–275
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DOI 10.1016/j.langcom.2012.01.001
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Abstract

Like prosody and gestures, discourse markers are part of the contextualization cues (Gumperz, 1982) that signal subtle meanings in interaction. In this paper, I detail a particular type of utterance that involves one such marker – now. Using data from audio and video recordings from various contexts, I investigate what now-prefaced utterances (NPUs) are used to accomplish in interaction. The methodology is predominantly conversation analytic, complemented by acoustic readings. The findings show that NPUs are important resources for doing disaffiliation, either self-directed or other-directed.

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