MULTIMODAL MEANS FOR MAINTENANCE OF CO-OPERATIVE DIALOG IN POLITICAL INTERACTION

Authors

  • N. Egorchenkova Volgograd State University

Keywords:

multimodal interaction; multimodal overlap; kinesic signs; mechanism of mutual perception; unisonant or polemical attitudes

Abstract

The article deals with communications behavior of participants of television talk show, which use multimodal means of interaction for maintenance of co-operative dialog during their verbal pause. The conducted analysis has allowed to establish a dependence of the choice of means by unisonant and polemical attitudes of communicants

Author Biography

N. Egorchenkova , Volgograd State University

Candidate of Science, assistant professor

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Published

2021-12-30

Issue

Vol. 4 No. 74 (2021)

Section

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