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Conversation Analysis (CA) has expanded to include visual elements and larger communicative units. Genre analysis, grounded in CA, examines consolidated communication forms as solutions to interactional problems.

Area of Science:

  • Sociology
  • Linguistics
  • Communication Studies

Background:

  • Conversation Analysis (CA) has evolved since the 1960s, incorporating visual elements and larger interactional sequences.
  • CA now analyzes institutionalized settings and broader communicative units beyond traditional conversation.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To outline the concepts and theory of communicative genres.
  • To discuss the empirical contribution of genre analysis using specific examples.
  • To consider the sociological and CA-related insights derived from genre analysis.

Main Methods:

  • Methodologically grounded in Conversation Analysis (CA).
  • Conceptually and theoretically exceeds CA, anchoring questions within sociology.
  • Empirical analysis of "families of genres" including reconstructive, moral, and projective genres.
Keywords:
Conversation Analysiscommunicative genresgenre theorysocial theorysociology

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  • Communicative genres are consolidated forms of communication, understood as solutions to communicative problems.
  • Genre analysis provides empirical insights into how specific genres address past, present, and future-oriented communication challenges.
  • Three families of genres (reconstructive, moral, projective) are examined through empirical examples.

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  • Genre analysis offers a theoretical and conceptual extension of CA, with clear sociological relevance.
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  • Insights from genre analysis contribute to both CA and broader sociological inquiry.