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Description
This book provides an overview of different approaches to research on language and multimodality in social interactions. The author examines five strands - multimodal discourse analysis, multimodal corpus analysis, conversation analysis, gesture studies, and human multimodal communication - providing rationales and case studies to elucidate how each approach to language and multimodality has evolved, describing its theories, methodological frameworks, and positioning them in the field. The volume foregrounds how research on multimodal social interactions contributes both to theoretical development and to social problem-solving, and it will be of interest to a range of readers with backgrounds in fields including language and multimodal research, communication in social interaction, discourse and pragmatics, and applied linguistics.
Table of Contents
Chapter 1. Language and Multimodality in Social Interaction.- Chapter 2. Multimodal Discourse Analysis.- Chapter 3. Multimodal Corpus Studies.- Chapter 4. Conversation Analysis.- Chapter 5. Gesture Studies.- Chapter 6. Human Multimodal Communication.- Chapter 7. Multimodal Interaction Research – Quo Vadis?.
