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Duncan, M.S. Manguson, G. Riva, 223-237. Sajavaara, Karl, and Lehtonen, Jaakko. “The si-
Amsterdam: IOS Press, 2005. lent Finn revisited.” In Silence: interdiscipli-
nary perspectives, ed. A. Jaworski, 263-284.
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tional Openings.” American Anthropolo-
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Turn-Taking and Exchanges in Faculty Di- Sočanac, Lelija. Hrvatsko – talijanski jezični do-
alogue.” In The Sociology of the Languages of diri: s rječnikom talijanizama u standard-
American Women, eds. Betty Lou Dubois nome hrvatskom jeziku i dubrovačkoj dram-
and Isabel Crouch, 53-62. San Antonio, skoj književnosti. Zagreb: Globus, 2004.
TX: Trinity University Press, 1976. Stivers, Tanya et al. “Universals and cultural
variation in turn taking in conversation.”
Esposito, Anita. “Sex differences in children con- Proceedings of the National Academy of
versation.” Language and Speech 22 (1979), Sciences, 106 (26), (2009): 10587-10592.
213-220 Tannen, Deborah. “Interpreting Interruption
in Conversation.” 25th Annual Regional
Greenwood, Alice. Discourse variation and social Meeting of the Chicago Linguistic Society
comfort: A study of topic initiation and inter- (1989), 267-287.
ruption patterns in the dinner conversation Tannen, Deborah. “Language and culture.” In
of preadolescent children (unpublished doc- An Introduction to Language and Linguis-
toral dissertation). New York: City Univer- tics, eds. R.W. Fasold and J.C. Linton, 343-
sity of New York, 1989. 372. Cambridge: Cambridge University
Press, 2006.
Gudykunst, William B. and Tsukasa Nishida, West, Candace, and Zimmerman, Don H. “Gen-
Bridging Japanese/North American Differ- der, language, and discourse.” Handbook of
ences Thousand Oaks: Sage Publications, discourse analysis, 4 (1985):103-124.
1994. Zimmerman, Don H., and West, Candace. “Sex
roles, interruptions and silences in conversa-
Gumperz, John J. Discourse Strategies. Studies in tion.” In Language and Sex: Difference and
Interactional Sociolinguistics 1. Cambridge: dominance, eds. B. Thorne and N. Henley,
Cambridge University Press, 1982. 105-129. Newbury House: Rowley, Mass,
1975.
Kochman, Thomas. Black and White styles in
conflict. Chicago: University of Chicago
press, 1981.
Lein, Laura, and Donald Brenneis. “Children’s
Disputes in Three Speech Communities.”
Language in Society 7(3) (1978): 299–323.
Metzeltin, Michael. “La Dalmazia e l'Istria.” In
L' italiano nelle regioni. Lingua nazionale e
identità regionali, ed F.Bruni, 316-335. Tori-
no: UTET, 1992.
Reisman, Karl. “Contrapuntal conversations in
an Antiguan village.” In Exploration in the
Ethnography of Speaking, eds. R. Bauman
gi Anolli. “Conversation patterns in Icelan- bridge University Press, 1974.
hereditatidic and Italian people: Similarities and dif-Sacks, Harvey, Schegloff, Emanuel A., and Jeffer-
ferences in Rhythm and Accommodation.” son, Gail. “A simplest systematics for the or-
In The hidden structure of interaction: From ganization of turn-taking for conversation.”
neurons to culture patterns, eds. L. Anolli, S. Language, 50 (1974): 696-735.
Duncan, M.S. Manguson, G. Riva, 223-237. Sajavaara, Karl, and Lehtonen, Jaakko. “The si-
Amsterdam: IOS Press, 2005. lent Finn revisited.” In Silence: interdiscipli-
nary perspectives, ed. A. Jaworski, 263-284.
Decarli, Lauro. Origine del dialetto Veneto istri- Berlin, NY: Mouton de Gruyter, 1997.
ano. Trieste: Edizioni il canto del cigno,1976. Schegloff, Emanuel A. “Sequencing in Conversa-
tional Openings.” American Anthropolo-
Eakins, Barbara, and Eakins, Gene. “Verbal gist, 70 (1968): 1075-1095.
Turn-Taking and Exchanges in Faculty Di- Sočanac, Lelija. Hrvatsko – talijanski jezični do-
alogue.” In The Sociology of the Languages of diri: s rječnikom talijanizama u standard-
American Women, eds. Betty Lou Dubois nome hrvatskom jeziku i dubrovačkoj dram-
and Isabel Crouch, 53-62. San Antonio, skoj književnosti. Zagreb: Globus, 2004.
TX: Trinity University Press, 1976. Stivers, Tanya et al. “Universals and cultural
variation in turn taking in conversation.”
Esposito, Anita. “Sex differences in children con- Proceedings of the National Academy of
versation.” Language and Speech 22 (1979), Sciences, 106 (26), (2009): 10587-10592.
213-220 Tannen, Deborah. “Interpreting Interruption
in Conversation.” 25th Annual Regional
Greenwood, Alice. Discourse variation and social Meeting of the Chicago Linguistic Society
comfort: A study of topic initiation and inter- (1989), 267-287.
ruption patterns in the dinner conversation Tannen, Deborah. “Language and culture.” In
of preadolescent children (unpublished doc- An Introduction to Language and Linguis-
toral dissertation). New York: City Univer- tics, eds. R.W. Fasold and J.C. Linton, 343-
sity of New York, 1989. 372. Cambridge: Cambridge University
Press, 2006.
Gudykunst, William B. and Tsukasa Nishida, West, Candace, and Zimmerman, Don H. “Gen-
Bridging Japanese/North American Differ- der, language, and discourse.” Handbook of
ences Thousand Oaks: Sage Publications, discourse analysis, 4 (1985):103-124.
1994. Zimmerman, Don H., and West, Candace. “Sex
roles, interruptions and silences in conversa-
Gumperz, John J. Discourse Strategies. Studies in tion.” In Language and Sex: Difference and
Interactional Sociolinguistics 1. Cambridge: dominance, eds. B. Thorne and N. Henley,
Cambridge University Press, 1982. 105-129. Newbury House: Rowley, Mass,
1975.
Kochman, Thomas. Black and White styles in
conflict. Chicago: University of Chicago
press, 1981.
Lein, Laura, and Donald Brenneis. “Children’s
Disputes in Three Speech Communities.”
Language in Society 7(3) (1978): 299–323.
Metzeltin, Michael. “La Dalmazia e l'Istria.” In
L' italiano nelle regioni. Lingua nazionale e
identità regionali, ed F.Bruni, 316-335. Tori-
no: UTET, 1992.
Reisman, Karl. “Contrapuntal conversations in
an Antiguan village.” In Exploration in the
Ethnography of Speaking, eds. R. Bauman
