SAWTEETH: A TOOL TO STUDY THE INTERACTIONAL STRUCTURE OF DIALOGIC DISCOURSE

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  • Guadalupe Espinosa Guerri Universitat de València

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https://doi.org/10.7203/Normas.6.8828

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Sawteeth, visualization tool, interactive structure of dialogical discourse, Val.Es.Co units system, Conversational Analysis

Abstract

The main objective of this paper is to present the methodological bases to apply Sawteeth, a tool to study the interaction in dialogical discourses. This tool is established on the Val.Es.Co unit’s system of casual conversations and provides a visual schema of the interactional structure of dialogic genres. To show how it functions, we describe in the first place the units of the Val.Es.Co system that are used, next we present the symbols that form the tool, the rules to combine them and finally the analysis criteria. The last aim of this paper is to show a powerful tool for the analysis of the interactional structure of discourse that can be used with different philological goals, providing Conversational Analysis with a new point of view and opening many avenues for research.

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2016-07-19

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Espinosa Guerri, G. (2016). SAWTEETH: A TOOL TO STUDY THE INTERACTIONAL STRUCTURE OF DIALOGIC DISCOURSE. Normas, 6(1), 13–27. https://doi.org/10.7203/Normas.6.8828
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Vol. 6 (2016): Normas

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