The Preference for Self-Correction in a Tai Conversational Corpus

The Preference for Self-Correction in a Tai Conversational Corpus

The organization of repair in a corpus of conversations in the Lue, Yuan (or Myang), and Siamese dialects of Tai is examined with regard to the preference for self-correction described by Schegloff, Jefferson & Sacks 1977 for an English corpus. In both corpora, repair is found to be an identical...

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