[Gewiss-list] Next week: Working with Spoken Discourse

[Krishnamurthy, Ramesh]

If you click on the link provided by Klaus:

attachment-0001.html contains (no doubt useful to someone) garbage...

attachment-0002.pdf is actually the Fandrych-Graefen article which contains the categories/labels 
that we are using for our initial analysis of 'text commenting devices'

attachment-0003.pdf and attachment-0001.rtf are the transcript of "Professor Kylie House"'s talk, which we are analysing

best

Ramesh Krishnamurthy
Visiting Academic Fellow, School of Languages and Social Sciences, Aston University, Birmingham B4 7ET
Room: NX01. Tel: 0121-204-3812. 
Director, ACORN (Aston Corpus Network project): http://acorn.aston.ac.uk/ 
Project Investigator, GeWiss (Volkswagen Foundation) project: http://www1.aston.ac.uk/lss/research/research-projects/gewiss-spoken-academic-discourse/


-----Original Message-----
From: Thiele, Klaus [mailto:K.P.THIELE at aston.ac.uk] 
Sent: 27 September 2011 21:15
To: gewiss-list at lists.aston.ac.uk
Subject: [Gewiss-list] Next week: Working with Spoken Discourse

Dear all,
the next session of "Working with Spoken Discourse" will take place on Wednesday, 4th October, 13:00, library, ground floor. We will discuss the attached transcript, based on Fandrych (2002). The materials from last session (publications) can be downloaded here: http://lists.aston.ac.uk/pipermail/gewiss-list/2011-September/000003.html . I will show anybody who is interested during the session or on a one-to-one basis how you can access the archive of the mailing, which also allows you to download the attachments of each message. Looking forward to seeing as many of you as possible!

Kindest regards,
Klaus


Klaus Peter Thiele
PhD Researcher & Project Coordinator
Aston University
School of Languages and Social Sciences.
Birmingham, B4 7ET, UK
Tel: 0121 204 3809
Fax: 0121 204 3766
Room NX01, 10th Floor, North Wing, Main Building k.p.thiele at aston.ac.uk<mailto:k.p.thiele at aston.ac.uk>
http://www1.aston.ac.uk/lss/staff/thielek/
http://www1.aston.ac.uk/lss/research/research-projects/gewiss-spoken-academic-discourse/