Abstract This article investigates an interactional phenomenon in which oral history interview participants deal with temporal structure in extended storytelling. It is based on the observation that while narrating a life story, participants routinely use its temporal structure as an organizing principle of the interview. Drawing inspiration from Sacks’ notion of tying devices and Genette’s distinction of prolepsis/analepsis, I have identified two forms of practices that interrelate storytelling sequences in an interview. For the first form, I propose the term analeptic tying: in this practice, turns produced earlier are treated as a resource for the current turn. For the second form, I propose the term proleptic tying, which refers to planned turns of speech that have yet to be produced being treated as a resource. I discuss the proleptic and analeptic tying devices in relation to relevant research in ethnomethodology/conversation analysis, which is the approach taken in this article.

中文翻译：

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“以后我会告诉你的”

摘要 本文研究了一种交互现象，其中口述历史访谈参与者在扩展故事讲述中处理时间结构。它基于观察，在叙述一个生活故事时，参与者通常会使用它的时间结构作为采访的组织原则。从 Sacks 的捆绑装置概念和 Genette 对 prolepsis/analepsis 的区别中汲取灵感，我确定了两种形式的实践，它们在采访中将讲故事的序列相互关联。对于第一种形式，我提出了兴奋剂捆绑这个术语：在这种做法中，较早产生的转弯被视为当前转弯的资源。对于第二种形式，我建议使用 Proleptic tying 一词，它指的是尚未产生的计划中的演讲轮次被视为一种资源。