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Autistic Children’s Co-ordination of Gaze and Talk: Re-examining the ‘Asocial’ Autistority of individuals concerned. In the UK there are around 500 000 persons so diagnosed (NAS 1999), attracting much research interest. Contemporary accounts of Autism emerging from both research and practitioner perspectives draw upon ‘Wing’s triad of impairments’ (e.g. Wing 1993): ‘core’ categories

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Talking an Institution into Being: the Opening Sequence in General Practice Consultationsf reasons, including reporting a new medical condition, reporting developments on an ongoing concern, renewing a prescription, and even obtaining a certificate for sick leave from work. The fact that a ‘list’ (Jefferson 1990) of the reasons for visiting one’s GP can be attempted is an important indi

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Social Identity and Language Choice in Bilingual Service Talksettings where more than one language can be used. In the existing body of research on service interaction (e.g. Halliday and Hasan 1980; Ventola 1987; Aston (ed.) 1988; Coupland and Yl?nne-McEwen 2000), the issue of bi/multilingualism seems to have attracted little attention. Bi/multilingual servic

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Different Orientations to Grammatical Correctnessresult in linguistic difficulties that may impede successful communication. This chapter focuses on one phenomenon that tends to impede the progress of NS-NNS interaction: a difference in the participants’ orientation towards grammatical correctness.

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Sidestepping Grammar talk without explicitly ‘doing correcting’. Interactants may be seen to be ‘tying together a wrong item and the item which puts it right, such that the wrong item is . by the right item, rather than discarded and replaced’ (Jefferson 1988: 6). This notion finds resonance in the work on exposed and

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