Three-Part Structures of Medical Interviews

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135-146
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978-80-210-5037-2 (vyhledej v knihovnách)

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Assuming that medical interviews belong among the most specific examples of the so called institutional talk, the proposed paper seeks to explore structural devices that help establish the dialogue coherence of such interviews. On the examples excerpted from the British National Corpus (BNC), the author of this contribution discusses: (1) the division of the medical encounter into three sections (history-taking/examination/treatment); (2) the organization of speech acts (questions/answers/reactives), and (3) the role of leading dialogue participants (doctor/patient/nurse). Moreover, he adds information with regard to the status of the medical interview as a discourse genre.

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