Abstract:A large body of research has highlighted the tight, carefully organised temporal coordination of interaction. When
taking turns, people tend to minimise the occurrence of gaps and overlaps (Sacks, Schegloff,
and Jefferson 1974). Within the field of signed language linguistics, however, there is an ongoing debate: while some
researchers claim that signers orient to a ‘one-speaker-at-a-time’ principle (McCleary and
Leite 2013) as found in spoken conversation, others argue that signed langua… Show more
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