Titlebook: Common Ground in Electronically Mediated Conversation; Andrew Monk Book 2009 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2009

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Salman Türken,Erik Carlquist,Henry Allenohn Locke, for instance, attempted to conceptualize at an abstract level how simple and complex words are used and interpreted. But it is only relatively recently that social scientists have conducted empirical studies of language use. Technological developments such as audio and video recorders mea

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Conclusion: Thoughts for the Futurein unmediated face-to-face conversation. As explained in Chapter 4, Clark sees this as the logical starting point for a theory of any kind of language use; indeed, his book’s title is .. Additional assumptions are needed if the theory is to explain or predict the effects of mediating technology. Eac

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1946-7680 3 indicates where the interested reader can find out about the antecedents to Clark‘s theory. Chapter 4 sets out the fundamental concepts in Clark‘s theory. Ch978-3-031-01056-9978-3-031-02184-8Series ISSN 1946-7680 Series E-ISSN 1946-7699

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The Theory in More Detail,ple. This chapter develops these ideas through some more formally defined concepts. The first part of the chapter sets out the fundamental assumptions made by Clark. First, he argues that face-to-face communication, rather than written language, should be the basis of a theory of language. He then p

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