JAL328H1 Lecture 3: Lecture 03.pdf
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Major topics from the first section of ssj 1974 pages 696- 702. Jal 353 1153 || conversational structures || university of toronto || winter 2015. There are various ways in which turn- taking could//can be organized. Pre- allocation: turns could be pre- allocated. There are systems like this e. g. debate, discussion after a talk etc. What if each person gets a turn producing > abcd. A speaks, then b speaks, then c speaks, then d speaks. This is obviously not going to work well for conversation see quote from albert ssj, 698. Part one: comparing speech exchange systems. Courtroom cross examination (1) chmura trial, ld = lawyer for the defense, w=witness/plaintiff. [w"ll there (0. 6) when you went in:to thee bathroom with. Mr. chmura (. ) nobody saw that. (1. 0) to the best of my knowledge. [no woul"nt anybody out there no. ((sniff)) no. he wasn"t standing so he could see you (1. 2) not that i am aware of=
