物理的環境に埋め込まれた多人数インタラクションとしての指揮に伴う言語行為分析

抄録

The purpose of this paper is demonstrate a general pattern of sequences of speech acts between a commander and a large number of receivers carrying out the commanded action. We analyze interaction data in which multi-participants collaboratively drag huge trees (about 18M) from a mountain hill to a village for the fire festival at Nozawa Onsen in Nagano. In the result, we reveal that the basic sequence is lined with `a command to start an action', `an acceptance of the command', `a rallying cry to start the action', and `a responding cry to start the action. In a smooth commanding, `a command to end the action' is put at the end of the sequence.