Carmen Taleghani‐nikazm
Biographic Data
| ID | 3591853 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Carmen Taleghani‐nikazm |
| GIVEN NAMES | Carmen |
| FAMILY NAME | Taleghani‐nikazm |
| SIGNATURE | NIKAZM C T |
| AFFILIATIONS | The Ohio State University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5510-9255 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 37 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2002 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Achieving multi-unit turns
This paper provides a conversation analytical and multimodal examination of a highly ubiquitous Persian token, khob , in everyday Persian multi-unit tellings. In this function, khob can carry a rising or falling final pitch movement; (b) the token can also be used as a tag by the speaker of a telling to elicit recipiency and check the recipient’s understanding of the turn so far. As a tag, khob may or may not solicit a response. Response soliciti…
Invitations in Farsi
On reference work and issues related to the management of knowledge
Introduction to special issue
Politeness in Computer‐Mediated Communication
Computer‐mediated communication or CMC refers to a rapidly growing means of online communication through which people interact with each other by language, usually typed on a keyboard and read on a computer screen. CMC includes chat, computer messages, e‐mail, computer conferencing, forums, and online bulletin boards. Some communication modes, such as chat, computer conferencing, and computer messages, allow people to interact in real time (i.e.,…
L2 requests
This study provides an empirical examination of how American learners of German accomplish the social action of requesting in L2 conversation, demonstrating how L2 learners use their linguistic and interactional resources to orient to preference structure in their talk. The data illustrate the sequential contingencies surrounding requests and their demonstrable impact on participants' interactional behavior. It is argued that it is insufficient t…
Negotiation of face in web chats
Using conversation analytic methodology, this paper investigates how ‘politeness’ and ‘face’ are negotiated in web chats. Following previous conversation analytic research (Heritage 1984), we first tie the concepts face and social solidarity to the conversation analytic concept of preference organization. We then proceed to describe the system of communication of chats, delineating some technological constraints of the medium that have an impact …
Contingent Requests
In this article I provide two examples of extended stretches of talk to illustrate a particular request type, namely, contingent requests. In particular, I demonstrate how contingent requests and their turn shapes are occasioned by some conditional circumstances that are set up during their prerequest expansion. One of the main characteristics of such contingent requests is that they contain a conditional wenn-clause (if-clause), which may be a l…
A conversation analytical study of telephone conversation openings between native and nonnative speakers
A conversation analytical study of telephone conversation openings between native and nonnative speakers
L2 requests
This study provides an empirical examination of how American learners of German accomplish the social action of requesting in L2 conversation, demonstrating how L2 learners use their linguistic and interactional resources to orient to preference structure in their talk. The data illustrate the sequential contingencies surrounding requests and their demonstrable impact on participants' interactional behavior. It is argued that it is insufficient t…
On reference work and issues related to the management of knowledge
Negotiation of face in web chats
Using conversation analytic methodology, this paper investigates how ‘politeness’ and ‘face’ are negotiated in web chats. Following previous conversation analytic research (Heritage 1984), we first tie the concepts face and social solidarity to the conversation analytic concept of preference organization. We then proceed to describe the system of communication of chats, delineating some technological constraints of the medium that have an impact …
Contingent Requests
In this article I provide two examples of extended stretches of talk to illustrate a particular request type, namely, contingent requests. In particular, I demonstrate how contingent requests and their turn shapes are occasioned by some conditional circumstances that are set up during their prerequest expansion. One of the main characteristics of such contingent requests is that they contain a conditional wenn-clause (if-clause), which may be a l…
Invitations in Farsi
A conversation analytical study of telephone conversation openings between native and nonnative speakers
Contingent Requests
In this article I provide two examples of extended stretches of talk to illustrate a particular request type, namely, contingent requests. In particular, I demonstrate how contingent requests and their turn shapes are occasioned by some conditional circumstances that are set up during their prerequest expansion. One of the main characteristics of such contingent requests is that they contain a conditional wenn-clause (if-clause), which may be a l…
Negotiation of face in web chats
Using conversation analytic methodology, this paper investigates how ‘politeness’ and ‘face’ are negotiated in web chats. Following previous conversation analytic research (Heritage 1984), we first tie the concepts face and social solidarity to the conversation analytic concept of preference organization. We then proceed to describe the system of communication of chats, delineating some technological constraints of the medium that have an impact …
L2 requests
This study provides an empirical examination of how American learners of German accomplish the social action of requesting in L2 conversation, demonstrating how L2 learners use their linguistic and interactional resources to orient to preference structure in their talk. The data illustrate the sequential contingencies surrounding requests and their demonstrable impact on participants' interactional behavior. It is argued that it is insufficient t…
Politeness in Computer‐Mediated Communication
Computer‐mediated communication or CMC refers to a rapidly growing means of online communication through which people interact with each other by language, usually typed on a keyboard and read on a computer screen. CMC includes chat, computer messages, e‐mail, computer conferencing, forums, and online bulletin boards. Some communication modes, such as chat, computer conferencing, and computer messages, allow people to interact in real time (i.e.,…
Introduction to special issue
On reference work and issues related to the management of knowledge
Invitations in Farsi
Achieving multi-unit turns
This paper provides a conversation analytical and multimodal examination of a highly ubiquitous Persian token, khob , in everyday Persian multi-unit tellings. In this function, khob can carry a rising or falling final pitch movement; (b) the token can also be used as a tag by the speaker of a telling to elicit recipiency and check the recipient’s understanding of the turn so far. As a tag, khob may or may not solicit a response. Response soliciti…
Language, Discourse, Communication Strategies (9 works) · Computer Science (8 works) · Psychology (8 works) · Communication (6 works) · Conversation (6 works) · Linguistics (6 works) · Communication (5 works) · Conversation analysis (4 works) · Language, Metaphor, and Cognition (4 works) · Discourse Analysis in Language Studies (3 works)