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Towards an interactional grammar of interjections: Expressing compassion in four Australian languages

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Pages 158-189 | Accepted 21 Jun 2023, Published online: 12 Oct 2023

Figures & data

Figure 1. Areas in northern Australia, where Jaru, Gija, Murrinhpatha and Garrwa are traditionally spoken

Figure 1. Areas in northern Australia, where Jaru, Gija, Murrinhpatha and Garrwa are traditionally spoken

Table 1. The corpus of compassionate interjections

Figure 2. Marjorie’s Oh (line 3) – 0.9 s rise–fall

Figure 2. Marjorie’s Oh (line 3) – 0.9 s rise–fall

Figure 3. Miriam’s kurda – 0.2 s flat intonation

Figure 3. Miriam’s kurda – 0.2 s flat intonation

Figure 4. Shirley’s mm (line 5) – 0.6 s rise–fall (perturbation caused by overlap with other speakers)

Figure 4. Shirley’s mm (line 5) – 0.6 s rise–fall (perturbation caused by overlap with other speakers)

Figure 5. Peggy’s Ah (line 6) – 0.8 s rise–fall

Figure 5. Peggy’s Ah (line 6) – 0.8 s rise–fall

Data availability statement

The data that support these findings are not publicly available but may be available on request from the corresponding author (IM) subject to explicit consent from those recorded.