The preliminary schedule for the ASA meeting is out. All of our sessions are on Monday and Tuesday, August 18-19, 2014
Regular Session. The Management of Interactional Challenges in the Workplace
Mon, August 18, 8:30 to 10:10am,
Session Organizer
Virginia Teas Gill, Illinois State University
Presider
Virginia Teas Gill, Illinois State University
Individual Submissions
Interactional Elements of False Confessions and Police Interrogations - Gary C. David, Bentley University
Some Interactional Practices Related to Long Telephone Service
Calls - Margaret Szymanski, Xerox Innovation Group; Michaele Smith,
California State University-East Bay
Dealing with In-betweeners: Managing the Status of Objects on Street-markets - Dirk vom Lehn, King's College London
What Went Right: Interactional Strategies in a Successful 911 Emergency Call - Angela Cora Garcia, Bentley University
Regular Session. The Interactional Production of Identity and Authority
Mon, August 18, 10:30am to 12:10pm,
Session Organizer
Virginia Teas Gill, Illinois State University
Presider
Virginia Teas Gill, Illinois State University
Individual Submissions
Children's Responses to Questions in Peer Interaction: Evidence for
an Emerging Accountability - Tanya Stivers, University of
California-Los Angeles; Jack Sidnell, University of Toronto; Clara
Bergen, University of California-Los Angeles
The Interactional Production of a Clinical Fact in a Case of Autism - Jason Turowetz, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Directives and their Accounts: A Case Study of Institutional Talk
in Guide/Client Interactions - Anne White, University of California-Los
Angeles
When We Eat We Sit Down: Caregivers Using of the
First Person Plural Pronoun - Darcey Searles, State University of New
Jersey-Rutgers
Regular Session. Social Action and Epistemics
Mon, August 18, 2:30 to 4:10pm,
Session Organizer
Virginia Teas Gill, Illinois State University
Presider
Virginia Teas Gill, Illinois State University
Individual Submissions
Repetition in Action: Repair, Newsmarking, Registration, Extraction
- John Heritage, University of California-Los Angeles
Expanding and Challenging the Relevance of Experience: Epistemic and
Deontic Incongruities in Radio Phone-Ins - Wytske Versteeg, University
of Twente; Hedwig te Molder, Wageningen University
Experiential Assessments and Attributive Assessments: Managing
Territories of Experience in Conversation - Kaoru Hayano, Ochanomizu
University
Ignorance at Risk: Interaction at the Knowledge
Boundary of Bernard Madoff's Ponzi Scheme - David R. Gibson, University
of Notre Dame
Section Session. Studies of Healthcare Work
Tue, August 19, 12:30 to 2:10pm,
Session Organizer
Gary C. David, Bentley University
Presider
Gary C. David, Bentley University
Individual Submissions
Closing the Deal: The Role of Symptomatic Relief in Primary Care Treatment Discussions - Clara Ann Blomgren Bergen, University of California-Los Angeles
Information-sharing and Treatment Proposal in Breast Cancer Consultations - Francesca Alby, University of Rome; Mattia Baruzzo, Sapienza University of Rome; Marilena Fatigante, Sapienza University of Rome; Cristina Zucchermaglio, Sapienza University of Rome
Tactility as a Resource for the Organization of Interaction - Aug Nishizaka, Meiji Gakuin University
The Common-senses of Homeopathy: A Study of Meaning Making in Homeopathic Consultations - Will Gibson, University of London
Section Session. Current Studies in Ethnomethodology and Conversation Analysis
Tue, August 19, 10:30am to 12:10pm,
Session Organizer
Douglas W. Maynard, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Presider
Douglas W. Maynard, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Individual Submissions
Reference to Recipients in the Negotiation of Identity and Action - Chase Wesley Raymond, University of California-Los Angeles
Emotional Specialist or Emotional Wrecks? Emotional Labor in Police Civilian-interactions - Kenly E. Brown, University of California-Berkeley; Daisy Angelica Gonzales, University of California-Santa Barbara
Interviewing Presidential Candidates on Celebrity Talk Shows - Laura Loeb, University of California-Los Angeles
Closing Matters II: Project Completion and Call Closings in Mundane Telephone Calls - Geoffrey Raymond, University of California-Santa Barbara; Don Howard Zimmerman, University of California-Santa Barbara
Section Session. Topics and Methods in EMCA Studies of Work (one-hour)
Tue, August 19, 8:30 to 9:30am,
Session Organizer
Robert J. Moore, IBM Research - Almaden
Presider
Jack Whalen, Aalto University
Individual Submissions
Garfinkel’s Studies of Work: Revisiting a Proposal for an “Improbable Sociology” - Michael Lynch, Cornell University
Practice-based Video Analysis: A DIY Tutorial in EM 3.0* - Philippe Sormani, University of Vienna
What can Automated Transcription Offer Conversation Analysts Today? - Robert J. Moore, IBM Research - Almaden
Section 43: Ethnomethodology and Conversation Analysis
Monday, May 5, 2014
Thursday, April 24, 2014
Ethnomethodology and Conversation Analysis Graduate Student Workshop
Ethnomethodology and Conversation Analysis Graduate Student Workshop
August 20, 2014
On the day after the ASA 2014 ends in San Francisco—August 20, 2014—the Ethnomethodology and Conversation Analysis section will organize a workshop for graduate students of the section at the Palo Alto Research Center, 45 minutes south of the city.
The goal of the workshop is to give graduate students an opportunity to present their research to a group of senior researchers and other graduate students in order to receive feedback and further
their analysis. A number of senior researchers will be there to provide feedback and lead the
discussions. We expect that each graduate student will have an hour to present.
To this end, we are seeking submissions from graduate students who are interested in presenting
data and receiving feedback on their research. We encourage students to submit proposals to present
their analysis of naturalistic video or audio data, documents and other artifacts. Please supply the
following information to erik@vinkhuyzen.com, by April 30th.
a) Your name and affiliation & a short bio
b) The focus of your research, and what kind of data you’ll bring related to that research
August 20, 2014
On the day after the ASA 2014 ends in San Francisco—August 20, 2014—the Ethnomethodology and Conversation Analysis section will organize a workshop for graduate students of the section at the Palo Alto Research Center, 45 minutes south of the city.
The goal of the workshop is to give graduate students an opportunity to present their research to a group of senior researchers and other graduate students in order to receive feedback and further
their analysis. A number of senior researchers will be there to provide feedback and lead the
discussions. We expect that each graduate student will have an hour to present.
To this end, we are seeking submissions from graduate students who are interested in presenting
data and receiving feedback on their research. We encourage students to submit proposals to present
their analysis of naturalistic video or audio data, documents and other artifacts. Please supply the
following information to erik@vinkhuyzen.com, by April 30th.
a) Your name and affiliation & a short bio
b) The focus of your research, and what kind of data you’ll bring related to that research
Friday, April 4, 2014
Ethnomethodology and Conversation Analysis Graduate Student Workshop
Ethnomethodology and Conversation Analysis Graduate Student Workshop
August 20, 2014
On the day after the ASA 2014 ends in San Francisco—August 20, 2014—the Ethnomethodology and Conversation Analysis section will organize a workshop for graduate students of the section at the Palo Alto Research Center, 45 minutes south of the city.
The goal of the workshop is to give graduate students an opportunity to present their research to a group of senior researchers and other graduate students in order to receive feedback and further
their analysis. A number of senior researchers will be there to provide feedback and lead the
discussions. We expect that each graduate student will have an hour to present.
To this end, we are seeking submissions from graduate students who are interested in presenting
data and receiving feedback on their research. We encourage students to submit proposals to present
their analysis of naturalistic video or audio data, documents and other artifacts. Please supply the
following information to erik@vinkhuyzen.com, by April 30th.
a) Your name and affiliation & a short bio
b) The focus of your research, and what kind of data you’ll bring related to that research
August 20, 2014
On the day after the ASA 2014 ends in San Francisco—August 20, 2014—the Ethnomethodology and Conversation Analysis section will organize a workshop for graduate students of the section at the Palo Alto Research Center, 45 minutes south of the city.
The goal of the workshop is to give graduate students an opportunity to present their research to a group of senior researchers and other graduate students in order to receive feedback and further
their analysis. A number of senior researchers will be there to provide feedback and lead the
discussions. We expect that each graduate student will have an hour to present.
To this end, we are seeking submissions from graduate students who are interested in presenting
data and receiving feedback on their research. We encourage students to submit proposals to present
their analysis of naturalistic video or audio data, documents and other artifacts. Please supply the
following information to erik@vinkhuyzen.com, by April 30th.
a) Your name and affiliation & a short bio
b) The focus of your research, and what kind of data you’ll bring related to that research
Wednesday, April 2, 2014
Final reminder - Call for EMCA Best Paper Award
Ethnomethodology and Conversation Analysis Best Paper Award
The ASA EMCA Best Paper award recognizes an outstanding journal article contributing to the field(s) of Ethnomethodology and/or Conversation Analysis. Eligible articles must be published between September 1, 2012 and March 31, 2014, and will be presented at the ASA 2014 EMCA section’s business meeting in San Francisco.
This year the award committee will be chaired by Morana Alac, (Associate Professor in Communication and Science Studies, UC San Diego).
Please send submissions to Morana Alac (malac@ucsd.edu).
Deadline: April 4th, 2013
Monday, March 24, 2014
Spring 2014 Newsletter
All,
The Spring Newsletter is here. Thanks again to Laura Loeb for putting it together. Enjoy!
Erik & Dirk
The Spring Newsletter is here. Thanks again to Laura Loeb for putting it together. Enjoy!
Erik & Dirk
Tuesday, February 18, 2014
Newsletter Contributions
All,
We are starting to put together the newsletter for this winter, so we would like to receive any suggestions for things that could go into the newsletter: new publications, upcoming conferences, internships, job openings, reports from events relevant to the EMCA community.
Please send any suggestions/information/
Best regards,
Erik
Friday, February 7, 2014
EMCA newsletter content request
Dear EMCA-ers,
We are starting to put together the newsletter for this winter, so we would like to receive any suggestions for things that could go into the newsletter: new publications, upcoming conferences, internships, job openings, reports from events relevant to the EMCA community. Also, we are looking for graduate students who would like to submit a little bio of themselves and their research.
Please send any suggestions/information/
Best regards,
Erik
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