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  • 6 - Interactive Alignment and Linguistic Representations

  • from Part II - Alignment during Dialogue
  • Martin J. Pickering, University of Edinburgh, Simon Garrod, University of Glasgow
  • Book:
    Understanding Dialogue
    Published online:
    11 February 2021
    Print publication:
    07 January 2021, pp 109-133

  • Summary

    The chapter presents the theory of interactive alignment and primarily focuses on the alignment of linguistic representations underlying the utterances that each speaker contributes to the dialogue.Such representations enable interlocutors to formulate phrases, words, or gestures that move the dialogue forward. We also consider two dimensions of alignment (focal vs. global, and linguistic vs. dialogue model) and how alignment relates to reference and the role of dialogue routines in support of alignment.