ABSTRACT

There has been a long-standing interest in projection and the resources on which participants rely to produce and recognize the import and organization of turns at talk. Less attention has been paid to the character of the activity in which utterances form part and the ways in which embodied action enables the intelligibility, coordination, and in some cases, coproduction, of particular actions. In this article, we focus on specialized forms of embodied, institutional activity and focus in particular on simultaneity and the ways in which bodily action enables the progressive formation and reformation of an activity in the light of the (co)participants’ emerging contributions. We address how the routine structure of particular tasks enables participants to anticipate, prepare for, and even initiate actions in advance of the relevant activity and in turn, how participants may seek to ameliorate the interactional import of potentially premature action. The articles explores the interplay of technical practice and interactional organization and points to the distinctive character of embodied action in understanding anticipation and coordination in complex forms of institutional interaction.

摘要

人们一直对投影和与会者赖以产生和认识谈话的导入和组织所依赖的资源有着长期的兴趣。人们很少注意说话构成部分的活动的特点以及具体行动的方式使特定行动的可理解性，协调性，甚至在某些情况下可以共同产生。在本文中，我们将重点放在具体的形式的机构活动上，并特别关注同时性以及根据（共同）参与者的新出现的身体行为使活动逐步形成和改革的方式。我们致力于解决特定任务的例行结构如何使参与者能够预期，准备，甚至在相关活动开始之前就采取行动，进而使参与者如何寻求减轻潜在过早行动的互动影响的方法。本文探讨了技术实践与互动组织之间的相互作用，并指出了在理解复杂的机构互动形式中的预期与协调方面，具体体现的行为所具有的独特性。