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Josh Dahmen is an interactional linguist specializing in the documentation of endangered languages in Australia and New Guinea. He conducts field research on the Jaru language in Western Australia and the Uyajitaya language in Madang Province, Papua New Guinea. Josh is involved in comparative research projects, including the ARC project 'Body, Language and Socialisation in Cultures,' led by Emeritus Professor Alan Rumsey. He also contributes to the project 'Conversational Interaction in Aboriginal Remote Australia,' led by Associate Professor Joe Blythe. Josh's research interests encompass interactional linguistics, conversation analysis, Australian and Papuan languages, descriptive and documentary linguistics, language contact, language shift, and multimodal communication.
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