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The 13 pages that link to Conversation analysis, each with the reason it gives.

• Code-switchingRelated: It shows how switches can mark a change in footing, topic, or the intended recipient.

• Speech actRelated: Its analyses track how requests, offers, and other acts shape turn-by-turn interaction.

• Discourse analysisRelated: It offers detailed tools for tracing turn-taking, repair, and sequence in spoken discourse.

• Turn-takingNarrower topic: It examines turn transitions as orderly, observable interactional practices.

• Social interactionBroader topic: It reveals the orderly practices underlying ordinary exchanges.

• DiscourseCompared with: It analyzes turn-by-turn interaction rather than primarily tracing historically formed systems of knowledge.

• Erving GoffmanRelated: Its detailed analysis of encounters develops a neighboring, more transcript-centered study of interaction.

• EthnomethodologyBroader topic: Often treated as a distinct development, it shares ethnomethodology’s attention to members’ methods.

• Ethnography of communicationCompared with: Its interactional detail complements cultural interpretation but generally brackets broader cultural explanations.

• Speech act theoryRelated: Its studies track how requests, responses, and other actions unfold in actual conversations.

• ParalanguageRelated: Researchers examine timing, pauses, overlap, and vocal delivery in interaction.

• Harold GarfinkelRelated: Garfinkel’s work helped inspire close analysis of interaction, though conversation analysis became a distinct program.

• AffectRelated: It examines how affect appears in turns, responses, and interactional sequences.