Repair Mechanisms in GMMTV Co., Ltd.’s Series Shootings: A Conversation Analysis
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Repair, linguistic mechanisms that occur in every language, is one of the fundamental issues of Conversation Analysis (CA). This research article aimed to examine types of repair and strategies of other-initiated repair in GMMTV Co., Ltd.’s series of shootings. The data are derived from 167 GMMTV Co., Ltd.’s behind-the-scenes videos. There are fifty-six repairs in total. It was found that there are three types of repairs namely, other-initiated self-repair, self-initiated self-repair, and self-initiated other-repair. For strategies of other-initiated repair, the results demonstrated four strategies. The most preferred strategy was advising. The findings indicated that the characteristics of the data might affect types and strategies of repair.
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