[Corpora-List] Video - Social interaction: overview, sciences, benefits, example

[Rich Cooper]

Dear Eleonora,

 

You wrote:

you might want to take into account the works of
interactional linguists and conversation analysts.

 

Do you have any references, or authors' names, to
help us identify "interactional linguists and
conversation analysts"?  A few of the seminal
papers might grow some wisdom as well.

 

Thanks,

-Rich

 

Sincerely,

Rich Cooper

EnglishLogicKernel.com

Rich AT EnglishLogicKernel DOT com

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Subject: Re: [Corpora-List] Video - Social
interaction: overview, sciences, benefits, example

 

Dear Alexander, 

 

are you aware of the works of interactional
linguists and of conversation analists?
Interaction is rarely dyadic, as it appears from
your video. Even contexts which are supposed to be
strictly dyadic. like courts of justice, where the
interaction is dictated by procedural law (at
least in Italy), many overlapping and 'other
stuff' typical of ordinary interactions occur.

I understand that it is very simple to create a
model from dyadic interactions, but if the aim is
the creation of a multi-agent software, you might
want to take into account the works of
interactional linguists and conversation analysts.

 

Kind regards,

Eleonora Sciubba

2012/12/19 Alexander Osherenko <osherenko at gmx.de>

Alexander Osherenko





 

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