Kako natančna je lahko transkripcija
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.18690/scn.3.2.159–173.2010Keywords:
discourse, conversation, direct dialogue, transcription, prosodyAbstract
How Precise Can a Transcription Be?
The article attempts to show how a message of a direct dialogue gets its (illocutionary) force as the result of the interplay of linguistic, semi-linguistic and non-linguistic activities of the participant. It is also trying to show that researchers' difficulties are the consequences of his or her wish to transcribe a dialogue perfectly, because only a perfect and theoretically non-neutral transcription can be used for several different purposes.
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