Producing and managing restricted activities

Chevalier, Fabienne H.G.; Moore, J. Carrick

doi:10.1075/pbns.255.01che

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Nudging Questions as Devices for Prompting Courses of Action and Negotiating Deontic (A)symmetry in UN Military Observer Training

Rautiainen,

Haddington,

Kamunen

2023

Complexity of Interaction

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Nudging Questions as Devices for Prompting Courses of Action and Negotiating Deontic (A)symmetry in UN Military Observer Training

Rautiainen,

Haddington,

Kamunen

2023

Complexity of Interaction

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B-event statements as vehicles for two interactional practices in police interactions with suspects/witnesses

Cerović

2021

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B-events are matters which are better known to listeners than to speakers. This paper studies the detectives’ use of B-event statements in two different environments in their interactions with suspects/witnesses. The first type of environment are relatively co-operative sequences during which the aim is the reconstruction of events and constructing the record; here, B-event statements are realised as confirmation seeking questions. The second type of environment, a hostile interactional environment, is composed of argumentative sequences in which detectives aim to determine who are the perpetrators of crimes; in these sequences, the detectives’ B-event statements are realised as accusations. While performing the two activities, the detectives signal different epistemic levels and stances at the turn level. Thus, the former B-event statements are mostly epistemically downgraded, while the latter are mostly upgraded, in order to facilitate undertaking these different activities during police questioning.

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Producing and managing restricted activities

Cited by 2 publications

References 154 publications

Nudging Questions as Devices for Prompting Courses of Action and Negotiating Deontic (A)symmetry in UN Military Observer Training

Nudging Questions as Devices for Prompting Courses of Action and Negotiating Deontic (A)symmetry in UN Military Observer Training

B-event statements as vehicles for two interactional practices in police interactions with suspects/witnesses

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