Category Construction and Orientation in Parent/Child Interaction
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摘要: 亲子互动作为一种言谈应对的具体类型，本质上是由家长和孩童共同完成的一项互动成就。研究采用来自四个家庭的亲子互动录像和转写为语料，融合会话分析研究（CA）和成员范畴分析（MCA），提出了范畴研究的社会行为观。语料分析证明亲子互动过程中家长和孩童通过在具体序列位置执行的社会行为，建构和观照家长/孩童、玩伴/玩伴及教师/学生三种不同的社会范畴关系对，呈现三种不同的成员范畴化机制。研究提出的成员范畴社会行为观创新了MCA研究，彰显了CA与MCA融合的可能性和必要性；研究发现还有助于我们对亲子互动的深层次理解和具体应用。Abstract: Parent/Child interaction as a type of talk-in-interaction is fundamentally a participant-produced interactive achievement. Taking video recordings and transcripts of parent/kid interactions from four families as its data, and integrating Conversation Analysis (CA) with Membership Categorisation Analysis (MCA), we propose to understand categorisation as constructed by social actions. Data analyses show three relation pairs, namely, guardian/kid, friend/friend, and teacher/pupil, are co-constructed and oriented to by relevant parties with social actions executed at specific sequential positions by parents and children, evoking three different member categorisation devices. This research not only innovates MCA studies, but also showcases the necessity and possibility of integrating CA with MCA. Research findings have deepened our understanding of parent/child interaction and might be applied in social practice.
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表 1 语料具体信息
儿童编码 性别 与成人关系 录制年龄/岁 主要场景 视频总长/小时 K1 女 父女/母女 [2.4~2.7] 游戏 用餐 6.5 K2 女 父女 [3.6~3.7] 游戏 用餐 1 K3 男 母子 [3.5~4.10] 游戏 聊天 6.5 K4 男 母子/父子 [5.1~5.5] 游戏 用餐 6 
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转写体例说明： (0.6) 沉默时长，单位为秒。若沉默出现在话轮转换相关处，则会在客观测量的时长基础上减去话轮转换的一般间隔0.2秒； (.) 小于0.2秒的短暂沉默； = 表示前后两个话轮间没有停顿。一般成对出现，一个在上一话轮的末尾，另一个在下一话轮的开头处出现。单独使用时常用在话轮转换相关处，表示新话轮构建单位的骤然增加； [ ] 标记话语重叠； [ 用于不同交际者的话轮，标记重叠开始位置； ] 用于不同交际者的话轮，标记重叠结束位置； ↑ 语调突然升高； . ? , “.”表示降调，“?”表示升调，“,”表示声调较平； ¿ 表示声调略微上扬； - “-”表示声音的突然中断； ::: “:::”表示音节的拖长，每个“:”一般代表0.1~0.2秒的拖长； > < 框起来的话语被压缩表述，语速明显快于正常节奏； < > 框起来的话语被缓慢表述，语速明显慢于正常节奏；
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____ 下划线表示强调的说话方式，包括响度增加或音调升高； .hhh 吸气音，一个“h”代表0.1~0.2秒； hhh. 呼气音，一个“h”代表0.1~0.2秒； $... $ 说话伴随着笑声； (( )) 双括号内为非言语的交际形式； 方框内文字 方框内文字为提醒读者注意的内容； 方框内文字 阴影内文字为提醒读者注意的内容。
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