[b]conversation structure analysis

This thesis is devoted to the analysis of the structure of
conversation . It is the first
pragmatic study of Kurdish, and unlike previous studies, which
consider the sentence to be the largest linguistic unit, it regards
conversation to be a unit worthy of an independent. Separate
description. Here it is taken for granted that conversation, as acks
and Shegloff point out, is controlled by a Local Management
System, it which consists of a aeries of sequential rules, that distribute power among the participants, of a conversation. This
system is based on the principles of adjacency pairs and turn-taking .
The work falls in to three chapters apart from a preliminary section and some concluding remarks. The first chapter discusses the tenets of conversation and comprises the following sub-heads: an introduction, the definition and delimitation of conversation, speech and language, the characteristics of conversation, its importance in language, the rues of speaking, and the analysis of conversation.
The second chapter deals with utterance relatedness in conversation and consists of these sub-heads: adjacency pairs, their characteristics, preference and non-preference organization, pre-sequences, pre-closings, and pre-announcements.
The third chapter takes up the overall organization of conversation, extends the discussion to the questions of openings, closings and themes, Here a comparison of the openings and the closings of the recorded conversations is conducted. Then follows the conclusion.

Good Morning, Friends, This study is worthy to be purveyed to every student of M.A. in Linguistics, especially those who are interested in pragmatic analysis..
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