Abstract
Inspired by Garfinkel’s insights about locally produced order, Harvey Sacks, together with Emanuel Schegloff and Gail Jefferson, developed CA in the early 1960s to study order in casual conversation between peers through tape-recordings. Conversation analysis, since the very beginning, exerted widespread impact on the study of language and discourse. Sacks summarizes some major findings of CA as follows:
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