Conversational Cohesion is a linguistic construct that refers to the structural and semantic continuity established within dialogue through the use of cohesive devices—such as reference, substitution, ellipsis, and conjunction—which bind utterances into a coherent whole and maintain topic alignment across conversational turns.
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Syntactic co-ordination in dialogue
Holly P. Branigan, Martin J. Pickering, Alexandra A. Cleland · Cognition · 2000 · 817 citations
Conversational coherence: The role of <i>well</i>
Deborah Schiffrin · Language · 1985 · 192 citations
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