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Dennis Dressel

Collaborative Utterances

The Multimodal Production of Syntactic Co-Constructions in Collaborative Storytelling

ErstbetreuerProf. Dr. Stefan Pfänder
ZweitbetreuerProf. Dr. Dr. h. c. Christian Mair
Abstract

I investigate syntactic co-constructions in French and Spanish conversations. My research focus is twofold: on one hand, I am interested in recurrent syntactic and pragmatic formats that allow interactants to collaboratively produce utterances in real time. On the other hand, I am particularly curious about the fundamentally embodied nature of syntactic collaboration.
Working within the methodological framework of Conversation Analysis, I examine how participants interactionally achieve collaborative utterances by means of verbal, vocal, and bodily resources. My data is drawn from the Freiburg Sofa Talks Corpus, a large body of video recorded collaborarive storytellings.

DisziplinLinguistik
SprachenFranzösisch, Spanisch, Deutsch, Englisch
ForschungsrichtungInteraktionale Linguistik, Konversationsanalyse, Multimodale Analyse
Schlüsselbegriffecollaborative storytelling, co-construction, multimodality