EMBODIED INTERACTION: MULTIMODALITY, BODY AND COGNITION IN THE ANALYSIS OF CONVERSATIONS INVOLVING INDIVIDUALS WITH ALZHEIMER’S

CRUZ, Fernanda Miranda da

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ORIGINAL ARTICLES • Alfa, Rev. Linguíst 61 (1) • Jan-Apr 2017 • https://doi.org/10.1590/1981-5794-1704-3 copy

EMBODIED INTERACTION: MULTIMODALITY, BODY AND COGNITION IN THE ANALYSIS OF CONVERSATIONS INVOLVING INDIVIDUALS WITH ALZHEIMER’S

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STREECK et al., 2011STREECK, J.; GOODWIN, C.; LeBARON, C. Embodied Interaction: language and body in the material world. New York: Cambridge University Press, 2011. MONDADA, 2008MONDADA, L. Using video for a sequential and multimodal analysis of social interaction: videotaping institutional telephone calls. Forum Qualitative Sozialforschung / Forum: Qualitative Social Research. Berlin, v.9, n.3, 2008. Disponível em: <http://nbn-resolving.de/urn:nbn:de:0114-fqs0803390. Acesso em: 02 out. 2015.
http://nbn-resolving.de/urn:nbn:de:0114-... KNOBLAUCH et al., 2012KNOBLAUCH, H.; SCHNETTLER, B.; RAAB, J.; SOEFFNER, H. (Org.). Video analysis methodology and methods: qualitative audiovisual data analysis in sociology. Berlin: Peter Lang, 2012.

Embodied interaction; Gestures; Videoanalysis; Ecology; Body; Cognition; Pathologies

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General information	Each participant is indicated by two initials (MA, MH and AN, for Excerpt 1 and ME, PA, AC for Excerpt 2).
	Capitalized initials indicate speech.
	Small initials indicate gestures.
	Where reference is made to the participant by another participant within the speaking turn, we use the alias corresponding to the initials indicated.
	In the text for data analysis, we use the alias.
	Each transcription line is numbered and does not necessarily correspond to speaking turns.
	Each participant receives a graphic symbol indicative of his or her gestures. In the case of Excerpt 1: + MH’s gestures; * MA’s gestures; # AN’s gestures. In the case of Excerpt 2: + PA’s gestures.
	To graphically distinguish speech from gestures, the first is shown in bold and the second in italics.
	Translation: an indicative translation is provided line per line in grey; its primary aim is to help the reading of the original transcript.
Unintelligible segment	Xxx
Sequential phenomenon: marks the continuity of the speaking turn by the same speaker after a break in the transcription line to introduce the description of a gesture by the other speaker	&
Pauses	. (small pauses, less than 0.3 seconds, not measured)
Pauses	(x,x s) pauses measure with the help of the audio edition program (free software) Audacity version 1.2.6.
Segmental phenomena	: syllable lengthening
Segmental phenomena	.h marks the speaker’s inhalation
Intonation - Prosodic structure	/ and \ rising and falling intonation
	// question intonation (rising)
	Underlined segment: particular emphasis (intensity, accent)
	Capitalized segment: loud voice
	° ° low voice, breathy voice
	↑: Rise in the intonation curve on nuclear syllables (before the syllable)
	↓: Fall in the intonation curve on nuclear syllables.
	→ Neutral intonation curve on nuclear syllables.
Description and marking of actions like (gestures, gazing and posture)	+----+ delimitation of the action described in relation with the speech transcribed in the previous line.
	The transcribed speech has graphic symbols indicating gestures (+, *, #), positioned at the exact moment they are made in relation to the speech.
	,,,, indicates the action described is ongoing
	-----> (line x) indicates the action described continues down to a certain line
	----->+ indicates the exact moment when, in an ongoing action described, there is another focal action; or when there is an action at a precise moment within the speaking turn.