W. Turnbull et Jim. Carpendale, A social pragmatic model of talk: Implications for research on the development of children's social understanding, HUMAN DEV, 42(6), 1999, pp. 328-355
We present a social pragmatic model of talk-as-interaction, Talk consists o
f observable and orderly sequences of turns by means of which participants
together construct and interpret action. The meaning of a speaker's turn, t
he action accomplished, is observable in the manifest details of that turn
and responses to it. We discuss methodological implications and illustrate
the relevance of th is social pragmatic model for theory and research on hu
man development through an analysis of the role of talk in the development
of children's understanding of mental states. Copyright (C) 1999 S. Karger
AG, Basel.