Single case analyses of two overlap sequences in casual ELF conversations from a multimodal perspective: Toward the consideration of mutual benefits of ELF and CA

摘要: Abstract Since Firth’s (1990, 1996) seminal conversation analytic (CA) work on English as a lingua franca (ELF) interactions, the substantial amount of pragmatic ELF research has explored how interactants achieve intersubjectivity and social action in translingual settings from participant-relevant emic perspective (e.g., Jenks, 2012; Kaur, 2009). However, non-verbal resources are mostly disregarded majority with few exceptions. Meanwhile, mainstream CA predominantly investigates first language thus is still marginalized literature (Pietikainen, 2018b). The primary aim this paper, therefore, to discuss benefit multimodal analyzing while secondary one, that data scholars. To these ends, paper adopted single case analysis (Sacks, 1992) combined (Mondada, 2018), analyzed two types overlap sequences casual conversations international students British universities. revealed interactional sensitivity deftness settings. findings refine understanding scenarios show powerfulness also Finally, suggestion for future will be given.