“…By seeking to respect the founding principle of accountability of the ethnomethodology represented, among others, by Harold Garfinkel ([1967Garfinkel ([ ] 1984, we can trace the transformation of objects and subjects from what is socialized among the participants. For its interest in the links between perception, enunciation and interpretation, between semiosis, corporeity and action, one of the epistemological challenges of this work is therefore to couple the theories and methods of a semiotics of practices (Fontanille, 2008 ;Dondero, 2014;Basso Fossali, 2017) with those of conversational analysis, represented in particular by the work of Catherine Kerbrat-Orecchioni (1992, Véronique Traverso (2008Traverso ( , 2014Traverso ( and 2016 and Lorenza Mondada (2000Mondada ( , 2008Mondada ( and 2009. This work focuses both on what is verbalized and on the multimodal dimension of language practices, i.e., the intertwining of voice, gesture and gaze orientation in the space of interaction.…”