Tuesday, July 6
Panels
Action in Interaction: The Mutual Elaboration of Talk, Body, Setting and Activity
Organizers: Charles Goodwin, Curtis LeBaron
begins at 11.00h [to be continued the following day]
The multiplicity of behavioural systems in occasions of focused interaction
Adam Kendon Abstract
Multimodal Transcription: Analyzing the Coordination of Talk and Visual Aspects of Action
Timothy Koschmann, Charles Goodwin, Curtis LeBaron Abstract
Embodied claims to speakership following overlapping talk
Florence Oloff Abstract
Organizing participation: the embodied selection of multiple speakers
Lorenza Mondada Abstract
"Senseshaping" in Organizations: A Video-Based Study of Retrospective Strategizing
Curtis LeBaron, Richard Whittington Abstract
Shaping Things to Come: Temporality and Intermodality in Design
Keith Murphy Abstract
Disassembling and Reassembling Sequence in Action
Paul Luff, Christian Heath Abstract
Affect and Emotion in Interaction, Part 2: Institutional Encounters
Organizers: Anssi Peräkylä, Marja-Leena Sorjonen
begins at 11.00h
Interactional Consequences for Benign Orientations to Malignancy and Cancer Care
Wayne Beach Abstract
Communicative differentiation of fear in doctor-patient interaction
Kathrin Lindemann, Elisabeth Gülich Abstract
Complaints in therapeutic work
Liisa Voutilainen, Anssi Peräkylä, Johanna Ruusuvuori Abstract
Affective displays in aphasia therapy dialogues
Minna Laakso Abstract
Managing emotional response in eye examinations
Helena Webb, Dirk vom Lehn, Will Gibson, Christian Heath Abstract
Affectivity, Affiliation and Alignment during Calls to a Dispute Resolution Service
Ann Weatherall, Maria Stubbe Abstract
Discussants: Marja-Leena Sorjonen, Doug Maynard
Objects in Interaction. Material Objects as Conversational Resources in Everyday Interaction
Organizers: Ruth Ayass, Karola Pitsch
begins at 11.00h
What´s in a ´thing´? Introduction to the panel "Objects in interaction"
Ruth Ayass Abstract
Household objects as interactional tools
Trine Heinemann Abstract
Referring to material objects in commercial settings: a resource for successful shopping
Elwys De Stefani Abstract
Moments of transition: Between mundane artefact and museum object
Karola Pitsch Abstract
From Object to Infrastructure? Situated Categorization of Things in Organizational Arrangements
Stephan Habscheid, Jan Gerwinski Abstract
Accepting 'props' as a part of a planning and design activity
Jeanette Landgrebe, Johannes Wagner Abstract
What My Table Knows about Me? Ordinary Material Environment in Interaction
Ilpo Koskinen, Jung-Jo Lee Abstract
Phonetics of Talk-in-Interaction: New Frontiers
Organizers: Richard Ogden, Bill Wells
begins at 14.30h [to be continued the following day]
The response token as a copy of the prior turn: prosodic and visual properties of ‘uhu’
Jan Gorisch, Bill Wells, Guy J. Brown Abstract
Negotiating towards a next turn in talk: Doing 'more of the same'
Rein Ove Sikveland Abstract
Phonetics of turn competition: evidence from overlapping speech
Emina Kurtic, Guy Brown Abstract
Occasioned semantics: Systematic approaches to formulation in conversation
Organizers: Jack Bilmes, Arnulf Deppermann
begins at 11.00h
Occasioned semantics: Meaning in talk
Jack Bilmes Abstract
Generalization: A practice of situated reasoning in talk
Eric Hauser Abstract
Notionalization: The transformation of descriptions into categorizations
Arnulf Deppermann Abstract
Repair and Word Selection: Methodological Preliminaries to a Conversation Analytic Study of Formulations
Jack Sidnell, Rebecca Barnes Abstract
Meaning as an interactive achievement: negotiating sensory semantics
Maren Runte, Angelika Linke, Larissa Bieler Abstract
Discussants: Douglas Maynard
Interview research as the meeting point between CA and narrative analysis
Organizer: Alexandra Georgakopoulou
begins at 11.00h
Conversation Analysis and Qualitative Interviewing: Exercises in Topic and Resource
John Manzo Abstract
Narrative interviews as social interaction: incorporating micro-analytic procedures into big story research
Sarah Helsig Abstract
Beginning an interview - beginning a life
Gabriele Lucius-Hoene Abstract
Question tense as an interactive resource in the research interview
Joe Skala Abstract
Story openings and closings in conversational vs. interview data: Interactional affordances and tensions in doing self
Alexandra Georgakopoulou Abstract
Discourse in Helping Professions
Organizers: Sabine Rettinger, Yasmin Aksu, Eva-Maria Graf
begins at 11.00h
Who knows what? Arguments in psychotherapeutic interaction
Vasiliki Chrysikou Abstract
Seeking Confirmation as a ‘pre-sequence’ practice for eliciting more client talk in therapy
Peter Muntigl Abstract
Spotlight on the Doctor? Spotlight on the Patient? – Spotlight on the Interaction! From Narrative-Based Medicine to Interaction-Based Medicine
Marlene Sator Abstract
Final Discussion
Children’s Play and Multimodality
Organizer: Ann-Carita Evaldsson, Amy Kyratzis
begins at 11.00h
Multimodality in Very Young Children’s Peer Play Interactions in Daycare
Bahar Koymen Abstract
From Task to Play: Shifting Frame in Sibling Interaction
Marjorie Goodwin, Eve Tulbert Abstract
Frame switches and negotiations of rules in playing: The interactive dynamics of preadolescent boys’ participation in table tennis.
Ann-Carita Evaldsson, Pål Aarsand Abstract
Sequential Organization of Arguments within Play in Girls' Peer Groups in Inner City Naples, Italy
Heather Loyd Abstract
Multimodality in Mexican-American Immigrant Girls’ Peer Play Interactions in a Bilingual U.S. Preschool
Amy Kyratzis Abstract
Achieving Shared Understandings in Play: Multimodality & Participation Roles Among Mixed-Aged Immigrant Children.
Immaculada Garcia-Sanchez Abstract
Discussant: Karin Aronsson
New Directions in Research on Repair
Organizer: Sue Wilkinson
begins at 11.00h
Repair Prefacing in the Organization of Same-Turn Self-Repair
Gene Lerner, Celia Kitzinger Abstract
The Practices and Actions of Insertion Repair
Sue Wilkinson, Ann Weatherall Abstract
Repairing what's reported
Rebecca Clift Abstract
The use of other-initiated repair as a ‘premonitory resistance resource’
Katie Simmons Abstract
Expanding the scope of repair: Finnish eiku in action
Laura Visapää, Markku Haakana Abstract
Doing Epistemics: Knowledge in Action
Organizer: Hedwig te Molder
begins at 11.00h
Social Epistemics as a Context-Sensitive Resource for Inferring Trouble Type during Other-Initiation of Repair
Jeffrey Robinson Abstract
Social relations and culture: Comparing resources for the management of rights to knowledge in English and Mandarin Chinese
Ingrid Li, Kobin Kendrick, Geoffrey Raymond Abstract
Yes/no interrogatives in celiac disease patients' mealtime talk
Hedwig te Molder Abstract
The visible politics of interknowledgeability: Some practices of tag questioning in media interviews
Jonathan Potter, Alexa Hepburn Abstract
Organizers: Elise Kärkkäinen, Tiina Keisanen
begins at 14.30h [to be continued the following day]
Indirectness in action: when yes and no are not enough
Traci Walker Abstract
How patients use gestures as a resource for expanding answers in medical encounters
Piera Margutti, Renata Galatolo Abstract
Children’s Responses to Directives: Embodied Compliance and Verbal Resistance
Alexandra Craven Abstract
Single Lectures
Turn-taking in Brazilian Sign Language
Tarcísio de Arantes Leite, Leland McCleary Abstract
Turn-final agreement tokens in Icelandic conversation
Helga Hilmisdottir Abstract
Constructing peer identities in inclusive research encounters
Val Williams Abstract
Grammatical expansion in other-initiations of repair
Trevor Benjamin Abstract
The Omnipresent Potential for the Occurrence of Laughter: Positioning, Preference, Sources and Interactional Relevance of Laughter Compared to the Activity of Repair
Monika Vöge Abstract
On some interactional uses of self-initiated repair in courtroom testimony
Tanya Romaniuk, Susan Ehrlich Abstract
Whatever Happened to ‘Topic’?
Paul Seedhouse, Andrew Harris Abstract
Ridiculing with the help of non-verbal resources: The case of a TV talk show
Martin Havlík Abstract
Taste matters: An analysis of request formation in a Japanese sushi restaurant
Satomi Kuroshima Abstract
Analyzing the Tradition of Call and Response in the African-American Church using Conversation Analysis
Laura Loeb Abstract
Dialogue Interpreting as Intercultural Mediation: an Analysis of the Verbal and Non-Verbal Dimensions of Mediated Interactions in Pedagogical Settings
Elena Davitti Abstract
Workshops
GAT-TO - An online-tutorial for transcribing conversational data (begins at 11.00h)
Organizers: Pia Bergmann, Christine Mertzlufft Abstract
CA-BANK and relevant software for transcribing, searching and data sharing (begins at 14.30h)
Organizers: Johannes Wagner, Brian MacWhinney, Lorenza Mondada Abstract
Mode-free methods for the sequential analysis of (multimodal) interaction (begins at 14.00h, continued from the previous day)
Organizers: Gene Lerner, Geoffrey Raymond Abstract
