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This is the second volume in the series Studies in Spoken Discourse published by the Institute of Modern Greek Studies (INS) and brings to the fore one of the tacit assumptions underlying the studies of the first volume (Greek Language & Spoken Communication, 2015): that the adequate empirical description of a language presupposes the availability of naturally recorded spoken discourse, in audio/video as well as transcribed form. It is this need that the Institute’s Corpus of Spoken Greek (compiled in the framework of the research project Greek Talk-in-Interaction and Conversation Analysis) seeks to fulfill.
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