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CA Day 2022, Monday 19th December (hybrid)
December 19, 2022
£20
Loughborough University’s Discourse and Rhetoric Group (DARG) hosted its 11th Conversation Analysis Day on Monday the 19th December 2022, 9:30am-5:30, (followed by an evening reception with food and wine).
It took place in the Brockington U005 and online for a (hybrid) meeting comprising a series of paper presentations in an informal and friendly atmosphere. We also celebrated the retirement of our dear colleague Charles Antaki.
You can check the hashtags: #LboroCADay22 #CAkeOff2022 to see the event on whichever social media sites still exist!
Invited Speakers
- Steven Bloch (UCL)
- Leelo Keevallik (Linköping)
Programme
We have put a list of abstracts onto our blog. You can also download the programme and abstracts as a PDF here: CA_day-2022
| Time (GMT) | Title | Presenter |
| 09.00-09.25 | Registration, tea, and coffee | |
| 09.25-09.35 | Welcome to CA Day | |
| 09.35-10:00 | The role of affiliation in managing progressivity of complaints calls | Catrin S. Rhys, Maria Erofeeva (Ulster), Bethan Benwell (Stirling) |
| 10:00-10.25 | Mothers reporting racism on Mumsnet | Yarong Xie (Edinburgh) |
| 10.25-10:50 | “Have you ever actually talked to him?”: Indirect complaint sequences and the role of epistemics in failed affiliation during family talk | Andrea Rodriguez, Valeria Sinkeviciute (Queensland) |
| 10.50-11.30 | Break – tea and coffee and #CAkeOff2022 | |
| 11.30-11.30 | A critique of deplorable misunderstanding | Chazz |
| 11.30-12.15 | Keynote 1: Doing being helpful: Personal and analytical reflections | Steven Bloch (UCL) |
| 12.15-13.15 | Lunch | |
| 13.15-13:40 | Elephant in the room: Alluding-to common knowledge in broadcast talk | Matthew Butler (York) |
| 13.40-14.05 | Applying conversation analysis to explore police-victim interaction during first response call-outs to domestic abuse incidents | Kate Steel (UWE Bristol) |
| 14.05-14.30 | How do you stop someone from being killed? An CA examination of bystander interventions in the murder of George Floyd | Chris Walton (Lancaster) |
| 14.30-14.55 | ‘You’re an idiot’: Using insults and harsh criticism to foster the development of staff in high quality leader-member exchange LMX relationships | Cat Holt (Exeter) |
| 14.55-15.25 | Break – tea and coffee and #CAkeOff2022 | |
| 15.25-15:50 | ‘So I can go to work?’ Stance-taking in negotiations about short-term sick leave | Aija Logren (Tampere) |
| 15.50-16.15 | Inductive approach in EMCA: The role of accumulated ethnographic and video-based observations in studying the specialised institutional setting of military observer training | Antti Kamunen, Tuire Oittinen, Iira Rautiainen, Pentti Haddington (Oulu) |
| 16.15-17.00 | Keynote 2: Words don’t come easy: On empathetic sounding in interaction | Leelo Keevallik (Linköping) |
| 17.00-17.30 | Close, including results of the #CAkeOff2022 and a celebration of Charles Antaki’s retirement. | |
| 17.30-17.40 | Charles Antaki and his Identities | Jonathan Potter(Rutgers) |
| 17.40- close | Drinks 🍷 🥂 and pizza 🍕 @ Brockington | |
#CAkeOff2022
The grand CA Day #CAkeOff2022 competition was held, for the first time, in hybrid format.
The two winners were Cat Holt for her amazing Transcription Cake:
Our fabulous keynotes Leelo Keevallik and Steven Bloch judged, along with enthusiastic participation from all other CA Day in-person delegates.
Our online CAke-off was won by Maddie Tremblett who sent this short naturalistic video clip of someone eating her cake, judged by our esteemed #CAkeOff2022 judge Sally Wiggins (sally.wiggins.young@liu.se). The idea here was to capture the cake recipient’s responses (e.g., gustatory ‘mms’, lip smacks, or ‘yucks’). You can read more about gustatory mms here.
Very pleased to have won a virtual cake competition- at CA day non the less. Great day of scholarship. Here’s the winning video #CAkeOff2022 #LboroCADay2022 pic.twitter.com/qyhbp0jxnC
— madeleine tremblett (@maddie_trem) December 19, 2022