H O M E     P A P E R S     by author   by issue     M I S S I O N     C O N T A C T		C U R R E N T   I S S U E S Peter Auer Gaze, addressee selection and turn-taking in three-party interaction [InLiSt issue no. 60, August 2017] To read the abstract and download the paper, click here Peter Auer Anfang und Ende fokussierter Interaktion: eine Einführung [InLiSt issue no. 59, August 2017] To read the abstract and download the paper, click here G E N E R A L    O V E R V I E W About InLiSt InLiSt - Interaction and Linguistic Structures is a pre-publication series that will circulate papers arising out of research at our respective universities which in one way or another aim to further an understanding of how language structures are adapted to interactional contexts or, vice versa, how interactive contexts shape linguistics structures.		MAILING LIST Subscribe to our mailinglist and get a reminder when new issues are published. Send an email with the text SUBSCRIBE INLIST (into the body, not as subject) to: listserv@listserv.uni-bayreuth.de Leave the list at any time by sending a SIGNOFF INLIST command to the same address. You may also contact us directly: inlist@uni-bayreuth.de ADOBE READER To read and print the InLiSt papers, download the ADOBE Acrobat Reader here. THE EDITORS Prof. Dr. Peter Auer University of Freiburg, Department of German Studies. Prof. Dr. Karin Birkner University of Bayreuth, Department of German Linguistics. Prof. Dr. Elizabeth Couper-Kuhlen University of Helsinki, Department of Finnish, Finno-Ugrian and Scandinavien Studies. Prof. Dr. Arnulf Deppermann University of Mannheim, Institute of German Language. Prof. Dr. Susanne Guenthner University of Muenster, Institute of German Studies. Prof. Dr. Margret Selting University of Potsdam, Institute of German Studies.

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