"Conversation in Context" examines real-life speech data from the
British National Corpus to show how language is used in natural
conversation. The monograph describes the composition, annotation
and transcription of the corpus, as well as providing a discussion
of the methodology used in corpus analysis. The book uses a
situational framework for conversation and argues that conversation
is adapted to constraints set by the situation and to speaker needs
arising from these constraints. Such a contextual view reveals a
greater complexity to conversation construction than could have
been anticipated without the use of corpus-based methods. This book
will be of interest to academics researching corpus linguistics,
discourse analysis and sociolinguistics.
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