Overlap in Bilingual Play: Some Implications of Code-Switching for Overlap Resolution
@article{Cromdal2001OverlapIB, title={Overlap in Bilingual Play: Some Implications of Code-Switching for Overlap Resolution}, author={Jakob Cromdal}, journal={Research on Language and Social Interaction}, year={2001}, volume={34}, pages={421 - 451} }
This paper examines children's procedures for dealing with simultaneous bilingual speech as it arises in multiparty play episodes. Sequential analyses of more than 10 hr of videorecorded recess activities at an English school in Sweden revealed that children use an array of methods to minimize the overlapping passage. Exceptions to this may be found in exchanges that are demonstrably competitive with regard to turn taking, in which participants' actions strive to gain exclusive rights to the…
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