Untitled Page 1 Page 2 Transcribing for Social Research Page 3 Sara Miller McCune founded
SAGE Publishing in 1965 to support the dissemination of usable knowledge and educate a …

The appearance of those articles in Language was not accidental. A close reading of Sacks,
Schegloff and Jefferson (1974: 703, fn. 12) in fact reveals an explicit invitation to linguists to …

We describe and exemplify a methodology for providing an integratedaccount of the
communicative function of parametric phonetic detail and its rela-tionshipwith interactional …

There is a sense in which anyone engaged in the analysis of audio recordings of talk-in-
interaction is analyzing its phonetic design: there is, after all, no talk-ininteraction without …

There is a need to get to grips with the phonetic design of talk in its totality and without a
separation of prosodic and non-prosodic aspects. Features of duration, phonation and …

In everyday English conversation, talk can be produced such that it is simultaneously a
grammatical ending of what precedes it, and a beginning of what follows (eg “that's what I'd …

This thesis presents a series of exploratory studies of how participants engaged in everyday
conversation utilise linguistic resources in managing entry to and exit from talk. For each …

THE CONTRIBUTION OF PHONETICS TO THE STUDY OF VOWEL DEVELOPMENT AND
DISORDERS Page 1 61 3 THE CONTRIBUTION OF PHONETICS TO THE STUDY OF VOWEL …

In the phonetic and phonological analysis of atypical speech production the ultimate goal of
subjecting an individual's speech to scrutiny is to identify where, and understand how, it …

In this article, we discuss the relationship between instrumental and perceptual phonetic
analyses. Using data drawn from typical and atypical speech production, we argue that the …