Multi-modality in girls’ game disputes

“I will send badass viruses.” Peer threats and the interplay of pretend frames in a classroom dispute

“…Church 2009: Goodwin 1982. Children usually display opposition towards signalling opposition immediately and without mitigation (Goodwin 1982: Goodwin, Goodwin & Yaeger-Dror 2002; the clear orientation is towards highlighting rather than mitigating opposition. According to Goodwin et al (2002), children display an orientation towards sustaining and promoting, rather than resolving the dispute, and they suggest that the tendency to display opposition is as an important feature of children's peer culture.…”

Communicating knowledge, getting attention, and negotiating disagreement via videoconferencing technology: A multimodal analysis

“…While we find much work in the literature where disagreements and their resolutions are discussed (Holmes and Marra, 2004;Marra, 2012;Angouri, 2012;Goodwin et al, 2002;Wodak et al, 2011), there is much less literature that engages with communicating knowledge as in our first finding. We believe the reasons for scholars so far not having studied this kind of knowledge communication lies in the fact that this way of communicating knowledge is unmarked and does not rely heavily on language, but rather is produced in largely non-verbal ways.…”

“…In many settings disagreements are encouraged, and indeed are an expected part of social practice. Several authors have examined disagreements in different cultural settings (Schiffrin, 1984;Kakava, 1993;Blum-Kulka et al, 2002;Marra, 2012;Goodwin et al, 2002;Tannen & Kakava, 1992). Findings show that disagreements may be discouraged or encouraged depending on the cultural setting.…”

At filtrere og pakke data: repræsentationsproblemet

“…Goodwin 1990); talesprogsrepraesentation suppleres med billeder af artefakter (C. Goodwin 1994); fotografi er og tegninger af deltagere gengiver kropslige aspekter (M.H. Goodwin et al 2002). Billederne kaedes sammen med taleture med pile (C. Goodwin 1994Goodwin , 2000M.H.…”