The Encyclopedia of Applied Linguistics 2012
DOI: 10.1002/9781405198431.wbeal0219
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Conversation Analysis Methodology in Second Language Studies

Abstract: The use of the concepts and methodology of conversation analysis (CA) for second language (L2) studies has been argued widely (Firth &Wagner, 1997, 2007; Markee, 2000; Kasper, 2006; Kasper &Wagner, 2011). However, when CA and second language acquisition (SLA) are brought together, compromises need to be made and the methodology needs to be made explicit. Hellermann (2006) describes his study as a microethnographic longitudinal case study, using methods from CA . Such carefully d… Show more

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“…The main alternative approach to IH which has been adopted in the direct study of SA communication is some version of applied conversation analysis (Brouwer, 2012), framed by language socialization theory and/or sociocultural theory. While some of these studies focus at least partly on negotiations around L2 lexis and/or morphosyntax (e.g.…”
Section: Analysing Data: Language Socialization Sociopragmatics and S...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The main alternative approach to IH which has been adopted in the direct study of SA communication is some version of applied conversation analysis (Brouwer, 2012), framed by language socialization theory and/or sociocultural theory. While some of these studies focus at least partly on negotiations around L2 lexis and/or morphosyntax (e.g.…”
Section: Analysing Data: Language Socialization Sociopragmatics and S...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Save for the conversation tasks integrated into all-skills course books, the growing research on conversation and additional language acquisition (Brouwer and Wagner 2007;Kasper and Wagner 2011;Brouwer 2012;Hellermann 2012;Pekarek Doehler 2013) has still only to a limited extent translated into instructional materials devoted to the actual development of conversational competence. Many of the materials intended for the acquisition of additional languages largely assume that users are already competent conversationalists in other languages and simply need equivalent lexico-grammatical chunks in a less familiar target language or prompts to converse in additional languages.…”
Section: ἐν ἀρχῇ ἦν ὁ λόγος In Principio Erat Sermomentioning
confidence: 99%