OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The TQCC of Discourse Studies is 1. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-10-01 to 2024-10-01.)

Article	Citations
Turn-allocation and gaze: A multimodal revision of the “current-speaker-selects-next” rule of the turn-taking system of conversation analysis	33
Deontic authority and the maintenance of lay and expert identities during joint decision making: Balancing resistance and compliance	19
Analyzing frame analysis: A critical review of framing studies in social movement research	15
How professionals deal with clients’ explicit objections to their advice	13
Communicating disciplinary knowledge to a wide audience in 3MT presentations: How students engage with popularization of science	13
Doing paying during the Covid-19 pandemic	13
‘Cropped out’: The collaborative production of an accusation of racism	12
Framing and social movements	9
Expertise as a domain in interaction	8
‘We will take care of you’: Identity categorisation markers in intercultural medical encounters	8
Resistance in public disputes: Third-turn blocking to suspend progressivity	8
Couples living with dementia managing conflicting knowledge claims	8
Requests and know-how questions: Initiating instruction in workplace interaction	7
A conversation analytical study of story-openings in advice-giving episodes in doctoral research supervision meetings	7
Expertise and the work of football match analysts in TV sport broadcasts	7
Asking for help without asking for help: How victims request and police offer assistance in cases of domestic violence when perpetrators are potentially co-present	6
The interplay of complexity and subjectivity in opinionated discourse	6
Developing multiple perspectives by eliding agreement: A conversation analysis of Open Dialogue reflections	5
The day after the apology: A critical discourse analysis of President Tsai’s national apology to Taiwan’s indigenous peoples	5
Justice Under Microscope: Analysing Mandarin Chinese Markers in Virtual Courtroom Discourse	5
Classroom teasing: Institutional contingencies and embodied action	5
Sexual consent as an interactional achievement: Overcoming ambiguities and social vulnerabilities in the initiations of sexual activities	5
Framing and related concepts in interactional sociolinguistics	5
Expertise as a domain of epistemics in intensive care shift-handovers	5
‘Go on keep going’: The instruction of sustained embodied activities	5

Self-description in everyday interaction: Generalizations about oneself as accounts of behavior	5
Gestural repair in Mandarin conversation	4
A study of applause in family ritual	4
‘Who decided this?’: Negotiating epistemic and deontic authority in systemic family therapy training	4
The tacit dimension of expertise: Professional vision at work in airport security	4
Dynamism in knowledge exchanges: developing move systems based on Khorchin Mongolian interactions	4
B-event statements as vehicles for two interactional practices in police interactions with suspects/witnesses	4
The epistemics of advice-giving sequences: Epistemic primacy and subordination in advice rejection	3
The situated deployment of the Italian presentative (e) hai. . ., ‘(and) you have. . .’ within routinized multimodal Gestalts in route mapping with visually impaired climbers	3
‘The sequential organisation of gossip talk’	3
Graduating political crisis and violence in the discourse of history: The role of Spanish suffixes	3
Challenges in recognizing and facilitating disclosures of intimate partner violence in customer service calls about maintenance support	3
Multimodal media: Framing climate change	3
“They say it’s because I’m migrainous. . .” Contested identities of students with invisible disabilities in medical consultations	3
College disability support offices as advertisements: A multimodal discourse analysis	3
Frames, framing and framing effects in cognitive CDA	3
Power plays in action formation: The TCU-final particle ba (吧) in Mandarin Chinese conversation	2
Recruitment interviews for intermediate labour markets: Identity construction under ambiguous expectations	2
Popularizing in legal discourse: What efforts do Russian judges make to facilitate juror’s comprehension of law-related contents?	2
Distance, proximity, and authenticity in the point of view of US military drone operator autobiographies	2
Expecting the unpredictable: Categorisation of children and youth during driver training	2
Practices of patient participation: Getting a turn during hospital ward rounds	2
Divided discourse: Establishing a methods-centered approach to latrinalia research	2
Continuing assessments in online dating: Enabling relational development between potential romantic partners in WeChat conversations	2
“Are you asking me or are you telling me?”: Expertise, evidence, and blame attribution in a post-game interview	2
Who is a ‘true refugee’? Polish political discourse in 2021–2022	2
Going against the interactional tide: The accomplishment of dialogic moments from a conversation analytic perspective	2
An imperious, closed sandbox? A rejoinder to Van Dijk’s critique of the framing perspective on social movement mobilization	2
The story of two connectives: Korean tunci ‘or’ and kena ‘or’	2
Two ways of spilling drink: The construction of offences as ‘accidental’ in police interviews with suspects	2
Multimodal engagement strategies in science dissemination: A case study of TED talks and YouTube science videos	2
Conversation analysis in a US Senate Judiciary hearing: Questioning Brett Kavanaugh	2
Where does the true value of a frame analysis approach lie? A Reply to van Dijk	2
Is courtroom discourse an ‘oral’ or ‘literate’ register? The importance of sub-register	2
Delineating categories in verbal interaction	2
Book review: Anke Beger, The Role of (Deliberate) Metaphor in Communicating Knowledge in Academic Discourse: An Analysis of College Lectures from Different Disciplines	2
A study of emotion management and identity construction in Chinese medical treatment discussions	2
Offensive, hateful comment: A networked discourse practice of blame and petition for justice during COVID-19 on Chinese Weibo	2
Ageism in job interviews: Discreet ways of building co-membership through age categorisation	2
Constructing and negotiating the professional identity of ‘leader’ by suggesting and challenging improvement of professional practices: Deontics in a four-part sequential structure	2
Public note-taking on a digital platform as a workplace practice	1
The use of ‘my side telling’ during history taking in psychiatric consultations	1
Facts into faults: The grammar of guilt in jury deliberations	1
Seeing and knowing in interaction: Two distinct resources for action construction	1
Frame semantic grammars: Where frame analysis meets linguistics to study collective action frames	1
An epistemic illumination of the acceptance of advice in Chinese phone-in counseling for family problems	1
Book review: Thora Tenbrink, Cognitive Discourse Analysis: An Introduction	1
Laughter in hospital emergency departments	1
‘I just need a yes or no’: Managing resistant responses in U.S. Senate hearings	1
‘That’s what the dream says’: The use of normalizing devices in dream reports	1

Repetition for real-time coordination of action: Lexical and non-lexical vocalizations in collaborative time management	1
‘I (don’t) want X/Y’: Formulating ‘wants’ in Chinese Mediation Resources	1
Expertise in interaction – Introduction	1
Recruiting repair: Making sense of interpreters’ embodied actions in a video-mediated environment	1
Polyphony in the pediatric clinic: Parents reporting teachers’ talk as a resource for building deontic and epistemic (dis)alliances among caregivers	1
Sequence-initial pointing: Spotlighting what just happened as a cause of a new sequence	1
Rest in space, Starman! Creative reframing of death metaphors on David Bowie’s mural in London	1
Constructing mediator identities through questioning in Chinese televised mediation	1
What’s in a frame, what’s in a name?	1
‘Answer in any way you want’: Discursive tensions in conversations of a citizen participation process	1
Responsive advice-giving to troubles in supervision interaction	1
Arguing through best practice: The role of argumentation from example in activists’ social media posts on sustainable fashion	1
Discursive construction in multilingual crisis risk communication: An analysis of ‘A letter to foreign nationals’ messages in China’s COVID-19 fight	1
Book review: Dennis Tay, Time Series Analysis of Discourse: Method and Case Studies	1
Rethinking frame analysis ‘from the margins’: A decolonial-intersectional epistemology to studying immigrants’ rights claims	1
When people do not want to talk anymore in online discussion boards: A corpus-based study of the multi-word expression bù shuō le ‘not talk anymore’ in Chinese	1
AI and racism: Tone policing by the Bing AI chatbot	1
Book review: Arran Stibbe, Ecolinguistics: Language, Ecology and the Stories We Live By	1
Book review: Óscar Loureda, Inés Recio Fernández, Laura Nadal and Adriana Cruz (eds), Empirical Studies of the Construction of Discourse	1
Supporting and challenging hate in an online discussion of a controversial refugee policy	1
What’s really in a frame? The case of public marriage proposals	1
Avoidance of cognitive efforts as a risk factor in interaction	1