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<strong>Dictionary</strong> <strong>of</strong> language <strong>and</strong> linguistics 1002Jefferson, G. 1984. On embedded <strong>and</strong> exposed corrections. StL 14.58–68.Schegl<strong>of</strong>f, E. 1979. The relevance <strong>of</strong> repair to syntaxfor-conversation. In T.Givón (ed.), Syntax <strong>and</strong>semantics, vol. 12: Discourse <strong>and</strong> syntax. New York. 261–86.Schegl<strong>of</strong>f, E., G.Jefferson, <strong>and</strong> H.Sacks, 1977. The preference for self-correction in theorganization <strong>of</strong> repair. Lg 53.361–82.Selting, M. 1988. The role <strong>of</strong> intonation in the organization <strong>of</strong> repair <strong>and</strong> problem h<strong>and</strong>lingsequences in conversation. JPrag 12.293–322.conversation analysisrepresentational function <strong>of</strong> languageBesides the expressive function <strong>of</strong> language <strong>and</strong> appellative function <strong>of</strong> language, one<strong>of</strong> the three subfunctions <strong>of</strong> the linguistic sign in K.Bühler’s organon model <strong>of</strong>language. The representational function <strong>of</strong> language refers to the relation between thelinguistic sign <strong>and</strong> the object or state <strong>of</strong> affairs that it represents as a ‘symbol.’ ( alsoaxiomatics <strong>of</strong> linguistics)ReferenceBühler, K. 1990. Theory <strong>of</strong> language: the representational function <strong>of</strong> language, trans.D.F.Goodwin. Amsterdam <strong>and</strong> Philadelphia.resonanceAn increase in the strength <strong>of</strong> sound waves through a co-oscillation <strong>of</strong> other sources <strong>of</strong>sound whose own frequency is identical with the frequency <strong>of</strong> the primary sound source.In this manner, certain frequencies increase in speaking <strong>and</strong> singing by a change in thesize <strong>and</strong> shape <strong>of</strong> the resonance chamber.phoneticsReferences

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