Anthony J. Liddicoat is Professor of Applied Linguistics at the University of Warwick, UK.

This book and companion website are essential resources for researchers, whether they are approaching conversation analysis for the first time or established scholars. In the new edition, Liddicoat covers recent developments in the study of conversation, including written talk and the multimodality of interaction, in a clear, engaging style.

• 1. Conversation and Conversation Analysis2. Collecting Conversational Data3. Transcribing Conversation4. Analysing Conversational Data5. Turn-Taking in Conversation6. Gaps and Overlaps in Turn-Taking7. Adjacency Pairs and Preference Organization8. Expanding Sequences9. Repair10. Epistemics and Action Formation11. Embodied Actions and the Multimodality of Spoken Interaction12. Online Written Interaction13. Opening Conversation14. Closing Conversation15. Storytelling in Conversation16. Applying Conversation AnalysisGlossaryTranscription ConventionsReferencesIndex

Anthony J. Liddicoat is Professor of Applied Linguistics at the University of Warwick, UK.

This book and companion website are essential resources for researchers, whether they are approaching conversation analysis for the first time or established scholars. In the new edition, Liddicoat covers recent developments in the study of conversation, including written talk and the multimodality of interaction, in a clear, engaging style.

• 1. Conversation and Conversation Analysis2. Collecting Conversational Data3. Transcribing Conversation4. Analysing Conversational Data5. Turn-Taking in Conversation6. Gaps and Overlaps in Turn-Taking7. Adjacency Pairs and Preference Organization8. Expanding Sequences9. Repair10. Epistemics and Action Formation11. Embodied Actions and the Multimodality of Spoken Interaction12. Online Written Interaction13. Opening Conversation14. Closing Conversation15. Storytelling in Conversation16. Applying Conversation AnalysisGlossaryTranscription ConventionsReferencesIndex

Anthony J. Liddicoat is Professor of Applied Linguistics at the University of Warwick, UK.

This book and companion website are essential resources for researchers, whether they are approaching conversation analysis for the first time or established scholars. In the new edition, Liddicoat covers recent developments in the study of conversation, including written talk and the multimodality of interaction, in a clear, engaging style.

• 1. Conversation and Conversation Analysis2. Collecting Conversational Data3. Transcribing Conversation4. Analysing Conversational Data5. Turn-Taking in Conversation6. Gaps and Overlaps in Turn-Taking7. Adjacency Pairs and Preference Organization8. Expanding Sequences9. Repair10. Epistemics and Action Formation11. Embodied Actions and the Multimodality of Spoken Interaction12. Online Written Interaction13. Opening Conversation14. Closing Conversation15. Storytelling in Conversation16. Applying Conversation AnalysisGlossaryTranscription ConventionsReferencesIndex