The display of frustration in arguments

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• Do Sighs Matter? Interactional Perspectives on Sighing

  Open Access•Elliott M Hoey, Elliott Hoey•Proceedings of the Annual Meeting…•2013

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• Two interactional functions of self-mockery in everyday English conversations

  Open Access•Changrong Yu•Journal of Pragmatics•2013

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• Argumentation in discourse and grammar

  Roberta Piazza, Jan Blommaert et al.•Handbook of Pragmatics•2015

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• Emotions and Violence

  Thomas J Scheff, Suzanne M Retzinger•Emotions and Violence•2002

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• Structures of Social Action

  Open Access•John Heritage, J Maxwell Atkinson•Structures of Social Action•1985

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• Gesture Visible Action as Utterance

  Open Access•Adam Kendon•Gesture•2004

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• Conversational Style

  Deborah Tannen•Conversational style•2005

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• Agreeing and disagreeing with assessments

  Open Access•A Pomerantz•Structures of Social Action•1985

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• Longman grammar of spoken and written English

  Douglas Biber•Longman grammar of spoken and…•1999

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• Epistemic Stance in English Conversation

  Elise Kärkkäinen•Epistemic stance in English…•2003

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• Prosody as an activity-type distinctive cue in conversation

  Open Access•Margret Selting•Prosody in Conversation•1996

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• Gesture as communication strategy

  Open Access•Adam Kendon•Semiotica•2001

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• Home position

  Harvey Sacks, Emanuel A Schegloff•Gesture•2002

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• There’s Risks in Everything

  Open Access•Jack Sidnell•Discourse & Society•2004

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• Extreme Case Formulations

  Derek Edwards•Research on Language and Social…•2000

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• Extreme case formulations

  Open Access•A Pomerantz•Human Studies•1986

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• Talking Data

  Ellen L Barton, Ellen Barton et al.•Language•1995

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• Gestures as illocutionary and discourse structure markers in Southern Italian conversation

  Open Access•Adam Kendon•Journal of Pragmatics•1995

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• Emphatic speech style mdash; with special focus on the prosodic signalling of heightened emotive involvement in conversation

  Open Access•Margret Selting•Journal of Pragmatics•1994

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• Aggravated correction and disagreement in children's conversations

  Open Access•Marjorie Harness Goodwin•Journal of Pragmatics•1983

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• Knowledge of Sign Language in an Australian Aboriginal Community

  Adam Kendon•Journal of Anthropological Research•1984

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• The Preference for Self-Correction in the Organization of Repair in Conversation

  Emanuel A Schegloff, Gail Jefferson et al.•Language•1977

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• Violent Emotions

  Rodney M Cate, Jeffrey Angera et al.•Journal of Marriage and the Family•1992

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