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How Transcription may Influence Analysis: The Case of Silences
Eleonora Sciubba
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Keyphrases
Lawyers
100%
Course of Action
100%
Influence Analysis
100%
Focus of Attention
50%
Scientific Community
50%
Text Messaging
50%
Ethnographic Perspective
50%
Universal Characteristic
50%
Action-taking
50%
Reading Aloud
50%
Verbal Interaction
50%
Sack
50%
Sociolinguistic Perspective
50%
Human Conversation
50%
In Parenthesis
50%
Client Counseling
50%
Institutional Interaction
50%
Transcription Process
50%
Arts and Humanities
Action
100%
Exceptions
33%
Corpus
33%
trouble
33%
Verbal Interaction
33%
sack
33%
Pause
33%
Transcribe
33%
Institutional interaction
33%
Social Sciences
Sociolinguistics
100%
Counselling
100%
Verbal Interaction
100%
Psychology
Transcription Notation
100%