The chapter deals with interruptions in Roman tragedies from a Conversation Analysis perspective. It assesses the impact of interruptions in the conversation they occur and studies the function thay have, particularly in relation to the interlocutors' alignment or disalignment, characterisation and the type of communication in which they more frequently occur.
Iurescia, F., Interruptions in Roman Tragedies, in Verano, R. L. (ed.), Conversation Analysis and ClassicsTalk in Interaction in Greek and Latin Literature, Brill, Leiden 2026: 572- 597. 10.1163/9789004764385-019 [https://hdl.handle.net/10807/347808]
Interruptions in Roman Tragedies
Iurescia, Federica
2026
Abstract
The chapter deals with interruptions in Roman tragedies from a Conversation Analysis perspective. It assesses the impact of interruptions in the conversation they occur and studies the function thay have, particularly in relation to the interlocutors' alignment or disalignment, characterisation and the type of communication in which they more frequently occur.
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