Wait. That ain’t right: addressing epistemic asymmetry through other-initiated repair – Trevor Benjamin & Traci Walker

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Wait. That ain’t right: addressing epistemic asymmetry through other-initiated repair - Trevor Benjamin & Traci Walker
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Recorded 19th December 2011 at Loughborough’s Conversation Analysis Day. The theme for that years meeting was “Asymmetries in Interaction”. Trevor…

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It’s necessary to X in Italian and Polish: Managing reasons for action – Giovanni Rossi & Jörg Zinken

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It's necessary to X in Italian and Polish: Managing reasons for action - Giovanni Rossi & Jörg Zinken
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Recorded 19th December 2011 at Loughborough’s Conversation Analysis Day. The theme for that years meeting was “Asymmetries in Interaction”. Giovanni…

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Talking about medication: the local negotiation of asymmetrical opportunities of topic management in interactions between the residents of a psychiatric centre and their care workers – Marco Pino

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CA Day archives
Talking about medication: the local negotiation of asymmetrical opportunities of topic management in interactions between the residents of a psychiatric centre and their care workers - Marco Pino
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Recorded 19th December 2011 at Loughborough’s Conversation Analysis Day. The theme for that years meeting was “Asymmetries in Interaction”. Marco…

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Asymmetries are no joke: Exploring the nonreciprocity of police interview laughter – Elisabeth Carter

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Asymmetries are no joke: Exploring the nonreciprocity of police interview laughter - Elisabeth Carter
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Recorded 19th December 2011 at Loughborough’s Conversation Analysis Day. The theme for that years meeting was “Asymmetries in Interaction”. Elisabeth…

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Aligning caller and call-taker: the opening phrase of Dutch emergency calls – Tom Koole

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CA Day archives
Aligning caller and call-taker: the opening phrase of Dutch emergency calls - Tom Koole
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Recorded 19th December 2011 at Loughborough’s Conversation Analysis Day. The theme for that years meeting was “Asymmetries in Interaction”. Tom’s…

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Anita Pomerantz

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State of Talk
Anita Pomerantz
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In this episode, Saul Albert (Loughborough University) does a data session and a short interview with Anita Pomerantz, Professor Emerita in the Department of Communication at the State University of New York at Albany. Her conversation analytic work on agreeing and disagreeing, seeking and providing information and negotiating responsibility for blameworthy and praiseworthy deeds has been foundational for the field, opening up new areas of basic CA work, and has shaped the rich field of applied CA work – including her own – in medical and legal contexts. She has served as Chair of the Language and Social Interaction Divisions of both the National Communication Association and the International Communication Association, and has recently completed a book with Oxford University Press entitled “Asking and Telling in Conversation”

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Meeting agendas as resources for topic introduction – Jan Svennevig

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Meeting agendas as resources for topic introduction - Jan Svennevig
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Recorded 20th December 2010 at Loughborough’s Conversation Analysis Day. The theme for that years meeting was “Conversation Analysis at Work…

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Assisting the individual professionalization of young teachers by focussing on their nonverbal expression – Anke Köhler

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CA Day archives
Assisting the individual professionalization of young teachers by focussing on their nonverbal expression - Anke Köhler
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Recorded 20th December 2010 at Loughborough’s Conversation Analysis Day. The theme for that years meeting was “Conversation Analysis at Work…

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Grounding relationality in discursive modes: Intersubjectivity as proto-morality – Jessica S. Robles

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Grounding relationality in discursive modes: Intersubjectivity as proto-morality - Jessica S. Robles
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Recorded 20th December 2010 at Loughborough’s Conversation Analysis Day. The theme for that years meeting was “Conversation Analysis at Work…

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