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It would be very interesting to analyse a recording of this meeting. There’s some good existing research on conflict but it could be such a rich data source. It might also help parties figure out why they came to a different understanding of what occurred. #emca
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What's up with all the CA handbooks recently? Now there's a Routledge Handbook of Conversation Analysis coming out soon, last year we had the Research Handbook of Conversation Analysis, and before that the Handbook of Methods. And that's besides the #EMCA Encyclopedia of Terminology.
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What's up with all the CA handbooks recently? Now there's a Routledge Handbook of Conversation Analysis coming out soon, last year we had the Research Handbook of Conversation Analysis, and before that the Handbook of Methods. And that's besides the #EMCA Encyclopedia of Terminology.
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What's up with all the CA handbooks recently? Now there's a Routledge Handbook of Conversation Analysis coming out soon, last year we had the Research Handbook of Conversation Analysis, and before that the Handbook of Methods. And that's besides the #EMCA Encyclopedia of Terminology.
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What's up with all the CA handbooks recently? Now there's a Routledge Handbook of Conversation Analysis coming out soon, last year we had the Research Handbook of Conversation Analysis, and before that the Handbook of Methods. And that's besides the #EMCA Encyclopedia of Terminology.
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Futures of Language is in Mannheim this week for a conference on technologue use and social interaction #emca #agf2026 https://futuresoflanguage.org/posts/news/futures-of-language-goes-to-mannheim/
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Futures of Language is in Mannheim this week for a conference on technologue use and social interaction #emca #agf2026 https://futuresoflanguage.org/posts/news/futures-of-language-goes-to-mannheim/
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Futures of Language is in Mannheim this week for a conference on technologue use and social interaction #emca #agf2026 https://futuresoflanguage.org/posts/news/futures-of-language-goes-to-mannheim/
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Futures of Language is in Mannheim this week for a conference on technologue use and social interaction #emca #agf2026 https://futuresoflanguage.org/posts/news/futures-of-language-goes-to-mannheim/
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and for the communication in healthcare and #emca folk, here's my paper where I put a bunch of pieces of the puzzle together: www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...
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Finally did a transfer across of my older Twitter. Just let the plugin at it all to this archive account. I was hoping to save some of the threads but sad to have lost the input from others to my numerous #emca questions. Luckily this one became a rolsi blog post! 9767 posts out of 30896 included!
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#emca friends! I'm trying to describe a thing but I want to know if someone's decribed it before but I'm just wording it wrong so can't find the references. What I'm seeing is someone in a supervisory role going through tasks and self-describing what they're doing. 1/3
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Have to share this amazing thread in response to my random shout out for #emca writing on cognitive processing!
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Very much looking forward to presenting our first collaboration webinar at the Conversation Design Institute with @saulalbert (#Loughborough University) and Cathy Pearl (#Google) about #interruption as a resource in #ConversationDesign #CxD #ConversationalAI - details below!
🗓️ 30.11.22 17:00 CET
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Come “Share” With Us Our Enthusiasm… On Twitter!
Virginia Calabria & Sophia FiedlerThe International Society for Conversation Analysis, aka ISCA or @ISCAupdates, is an inclusive community with a global outreach.
Wherever people study #everythingILEMCA, they are part of the ISCA community. ISCA organises
https://www.conversationanalysis.org/come-share-with-us-our-enthusiasm-on-twitter/
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CfP Special Issue in Social Interaction. Focus is on the role of companions in institutional interaction. Deadline: 31 Aug 2023 http://bit.ly/3Zffja8 #EMCA #emca #Ethnomethodology #EMCAIL #LSI,http://bit.ly/3Zffja8
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Doug Maynard is giving a Zoom seminar 26 Jan 2023 on the topic Autistic Intelligence, Social Interaction, and the Diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Disorder. Interested in attending? Register at this link http://bit.ly/3QZFTB0 #EMCA #EMCAIL #LSI,http://bit.ly/3QZFTB0
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Another piece of text got uploaded to ResearchGate: My 2019 MUDS chapter on action distinctions within response tokens and their varied relation to intonation [in Danish]: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/389913929_Handling_og_intonation_pa_tvaers_af_svarord
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My best part of my PhD thesis is probably the paper on rising 'ja' (yes) and 'nej' (no) in Danish). It shows that these are used for affiliation in contrast to the 'normal' versions with level intonation. But it also shows how the rising pitch often (cor)responds to a wide pitch span in the previous turn, as part of making affiliation relevant.
Now your can get a version of this on ResearchGate (AAM, before layout and proofs)
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"Asking for things is more complicated than you think"
My April 2024 talk at the Conversation Design Institute's Beyond Boundaries Global Festival - for all things conversation design and conversational #AI - is now online at https://hubs.la/Q02JRtD60
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Should conversational user interfaces have - or design for - a persona(lity)? Find out in two days at our
Expert Class with @saulalbert Cathy Pearl & me:
🗓 12.7.23 5pm CET
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After our month working together in July (thank you @[email protected]!), we're delighted to be starting work officially on "Conversation Analysis for Conversation Design" (thank you @[email protected] @[email protected] @[email protected] & the proposal reviewers!)... watch this space! #CxD #EMCA 📚💬
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Yesterday's #AllInTheMind "Negotiating a #crisis" interview and many others about conversation analysis are on my Spotify playlist e.g. The Life Scientific, Word of Mouth, Modern Wisdom Podcast, & Jo Durrant's Beautiful Universe🎙️
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6IlSN5dkMASAA3wkpgBetj?si=e4ee0e8aa1ce4f8a
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Does anyone know if there are any descriptions of "requests for assessments" as a question type? Such as "What do you think?" and related #linguistics #EMCA
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Sorry to all syntacticians, but my article just came out: "Fuck syntax and fucking syntax in the borrowing of swearwords for assessments in Danish" - the reviewers did not comment on the title!
It lets you know about what "fuck" and "fucking" is used for in interaction, and how they are distributed across different syntactic constructions and how those are used for different kinds of assessments, sequentially speaking.
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We’re hiring! PhD and postdoc positions in Futures of Language
Jobs! If you are interested in fundamental research at the intersection of language, interaction and technology, have a look at the PhD and postdoc positions we are advertising. We look forward to growing the Futures of Language team.
https://ideophone.org/were-hiring-phd-and-postdoc-positions-in-futures-of-language/
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Me and Michael Mair (University of Liverpool) are running an Ethnomethodology Summer School 11-15 August, for interested applicants currently undertaking Masters or PhD studies in a social-sciences-relevant area. See link for detail: http://bit.ly/44xYwom
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Conversation has structure and languages reflect these structures. #Linguistics acknowledges the importance of spoken language, but the many attempts at fulfilling the implications of thait are with mixed succes. #Conversation Analysis offers many detailed analyses of specific conversational practices and their structures as related to interaction. In this book, we collect a number of such descriptions while working towards an account of the #grammar as a whole #EMCA
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The book "Grammar in Action" is out and I've received my physical one!!! #linguistics #grammar #emca
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"Hva fanden" ('what the devil') is a #Danish swearing expression used as part of questions. The range of questions include word search and other-initiation of repair, but also genuine requests for information overlaid frustration. However, "hva fanden" is also very frequently used in reported speech (or thought), where its part of assessing, building on the previous uses but with a strong stance!
The article was just published in Gesprächsforschung📜
http://www.gespraechsforschung-online.de/fileadmin/dateien/heft2025/ga-soerensen.pdf
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Is there a good terminology to distinguish assessments that are "reactive" (but still first assessments), for instance to some sudden (possibly non-verbal) event or noticing (e.g., "oh shit" or maybe "great catch"), in contrast to assessments that also introduce the assessable, so to say? Assessments in third position and during stories may be considered 'reactive' like this, but they are in a specific sequential context different than my focus now
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We (Kevin Whitehead, Geoff Raymond, and I) are very happy to announce a new book: Categories in Social Interaction - out now from Routledge. In it, we investigate categories from the most mundane to those most strongly associated with power and privilege. By examining the reciprocal relationships between categorial phenomena and the basic structures of social interaction, we aim to provide a new integration of CA and MCA #EMCA
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The best CA&CE scenario: report from the 8th CA&CE Meeting, Oxford July 1-3 2024
Welcome to Oxford - CA&CE 2024 Virginia Calabria (Durham University) and Yicen Guo (Oxford University)This summer the 8th International Meeting on Conversation Analysis and Clinical Encounters (CA&CE 2024) took place. Over three days, a diverse group of 96 inte
https://www.conversationanalysis.org/the-best-cace-scenario-report-from-the-8th-cace-meeting-oxford-july-1-3-2024/
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The University of York offers a course on the #Phonetics of Talk-in-Interaction in June this year!
https://www.york.ac.uk/business/cpd/sector-specific-courses/phonetics-talk-in-interaction/
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Our article "Toward a Grammar of Danish Talk-in-Interaction" critically discusses some linguistic concepts in the context of interaction, on the basis of some specific studies within the "Grammar in Everyday Life". The process and discussions behind this were very heavy and demanding and I would love to hear people's thoughts... Now, a (before proof) version has been uploaded to ResearchGate: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/371462881_Toward_a_Grammar_of_Danish_Talk-in-Interaction_From_Action_Formation_to_Grammatical_Description
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My university DOES have access to the Handbook of Methods in CA 😍 📖 🥳
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Was TCU always short for "turn constructionAL unit" and not "turn construction unit"?
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Full-time fixed term postdoctoral research assistant for an #EMCA/DA project on patient safety in gastrointestinal endoscopy. Deadline: 27th September 2024.,https://jobs.le.ac.uk/vacancies/10645/research-associate.html
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Trying to find the latest on what CA folk are writing about "processing time" but struggling to find recent references. Has someone written about it recently? Maybe @[email protected]? #emca
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Does anyone know if there are any descriptions of "requests for assessments" as a question type? Such as "What do you think?" and related #linguistics #EMCA
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Does anyone know if there are any descriptions of "requests for assessments" as a question type? Such as "What do you think?" and related #linguistics #EMCA
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Does anyone know if there are any descriptions of "requests for assessments" as a question type? Such as "What do you think?" and related #linguistics #EMCA
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Does anyone know if there are any descriptions of "requests for assessments" as a question type? Such as "What do you think?" and related #linguistics #EMCA
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Sorry to all syntacticians, but my article just came out: "Fuck syntax and fucking syntax in the borrowing of swearwords for assessments in Danish" - the reviewers did not comment on the title!
It lets you know about what "fuck" and "fucking" is used for in interaction, and how they are distributed across different syntactic constructions and how those are used for different kinds of assessments, sequentially speaking.
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Sorry to all syntacticians, but my article just came out: "Fuck syntax and fucking syntax in the borrowing of swearwords for assessments in Danish" - the reviewers did not comment on the title!
It lets you know about what "fuck" and "fucking" is used for in interaction, and how they are distributed across different syntactic constructions and how those are used for different kinds of assessments, sequentially speaking.
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Sorry to all syntacticians, but my article just came out: "Fuck syntax and fucking syntax in the borrowing of swearwords for assessments in Danish" - the reviewers did not comment on the title!
It lets you know about what "fuck" and "fucking" is used for in interaction, and how they are distributed across different syntactic constructions and how those are used for different kinds of assessments, sequentially speaking.
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Sorry to all syntacticians, but my article just came out: "Fuck syntax and fucking syntax in the borrowing of swearwords for assessments in Danish" - the reviewers did not comment on the title!
It lets you know about what "fuck" and "fucking" is used for in interaction, and how they are distributed across different syntactic constructions and how those are used for different kinds of assessments, sequentially speaking.
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We’re hiring! PhD and postdoc positions in Futures of Language
Jobs! If you are interested in fundamental research at the intersection of language, interaction and technology, have a look at the PhD and postdoc positions we are advertising. We look forward to growing the Futures of Language team.
https://ideophone.org/were-hiring-phd-and-postdoc-positions-in-futures-of-language/