会話分析の分析単位に関する考察 : FloorとSubfloorの区分を中心に

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Floor is beginning to be used in some research as an alternative research unit to conversational turn. Floor is defined as attention orientation between/among the participants (Hayashi, 1987), and it was Sakata (1998) who coined the term 'subfloor' to illustrate the local shift of the attention orientation in a conversation. However, since only limited explanation was made about the subfloor, we may have some difficulty in applying the unit to actual analysis. Thus, in this paper some conversational fragments are carefully reexamined from the viewpoint of participants' attention orientations, and some key points in making a distinction between the main floor and the subfloor are finally presented.
2001-02-20