fokus:interaktion

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paper submitted xx.xx.20xx, paper accepted xx.xx.20.xx, paper published xx.xx.20xx

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(max. 250 words). If you overwork it you become a cloud killer. There's nothing worse than a cloud killer. Take your time. Speed will come later. From all of us here, I want to wish you happy painting and God bless, my friends. Nothing's gonna make your husband or wife madder than coming home and having a snow-covered dinner. Just go out and talk to a tree. Make friends with it. Painting should do one thing. It should put happiness in your heart. So often we avoid running water, and running water is a lot of fun. There comes a nice little fluffer. It's a very cold picture, I may have to go get my coat. It’s about to freeze me to death. But they're very easily killed. Clouds are delicate. Isn't that fantastic that you can create an almighty tree that fast? If I paint something, I don't want to have to explain what it is. Only eight colors that you need. See there how easy that is. Use what happens naturally, don't fight it. Just let these leaves jump off the brush Volunteering your time; it pays you and your whole community fantastic dividends. Let all these little things happen. Don't fight them. Learn to use them. Here's another little happy bush Let's give him a friend too. Everybody needs a friend. This is probably the greatest thing that's ever happened in my life. Just a little indication. Nature is so fantastic, enjoy it. Let it make you happy.

Keywords: [conversation analysis OR interactional linguistics OR multimodal interaction research], [main concept], [optional keyword], [optional keyword], [data/setting]

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If you overwork it you become a cloud killer. There's nothing worse than a cloud killer. Take your time. Speed will come later. From all of us here, I want to wish you happy painting and God bless, my friends. Nothing's gonna make your husband or wife madder than coming home and having a snow-covered dinner. Just go out and talk to a tree.

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Make friends with it. Painting should do one thing. It should put happiness in your heart. So often we avoid running water, and running water is a lot of fun. There comes a nice little fluffer. It's a very cold picture, I may have to go get my coat. It’s about to freeze me to death. But they're very easily killed. Clouds are delicate. Isn't that fantastic that you can create an almighty tree that fast? If I paint something, I don't want to have to explain what it is. Only eight colors that you need.

See there how easy that is. Use what happens naturally, don't fight it. Just let these leaves jump off the brush Volunteering your time; it pays you and your whole community fantastic dividends. Let all these little things happen.

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Don't fight them. Learn to use them. Here's another little happy bush Let's give him a friend too. Everybody needs a friend. This is probably the greatest thing that's ever happened in my life. Just a little indication. Nature is so fantastic, enjoy it. Let it make you happy. Clouds are free they come and go as they please.

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Bibliography

Monographs:

Kendon, Adam (2004): Gesture. Visible action as utterance. Cambridge, New York: Cambridge University Press.

Contributions in edited volumes:

Günthner, Susanne (2011): Between emergence and sedimentation: Projecting constructions in German interactions. In: Peter Auer & Stefan Pfänder (Eds.): Constructions. Emerging and Emergent. Berlin, Boston: De Gruyter, 156–185.

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Sacks, Harvey; Schegloff, Emanuel A.; Jefferson, Gail (1974): A simplest systematics for the organisation of turn-talking in conversation. In: Language 50 (4), S. 696–735.

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Stokoe, Elizabeth (2104): The science of analyzing conversations, second by second. In: TEDx Talks. Available under: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MtOG5PK8xDA [12 November 2021].

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