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Lexeme recycled. How categories emerge from interaction.

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Language, Discourse, Communication Strategies Syntax, Semantics, Linguistic Variation Categorization, perception, and language

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A method of turn construction used in ordinary conversation, recycling with differance, is described. By this method, new turns are modelled on old turns in socially and thematically motivated ways. As a consequence, experienced turns get organized into networks of differences, which allow language, including syntactic and lexical categories, to continuously emerge as a feature of social interaction.

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