ИСТИНА

Mainstream studies of self-initiated self-repairs mostly deal with prototypical cases that follow a commonly accepted tripartite scheme traced back to seminal works by Levelt (1993) and Shriberg (1994): a segment under repair (reparandum) plus its corrected counterpart (reparans), separated by an interruption point with optional explicit signals of disfluency, incl. pauses or editing phrases. My goal is to provide evidence that self-repairs can be organized in a much more sophisticated way.