Friday May 18^th:

 

7:45~ Breakfast

8:25~ Welcome

 

8:30-9:00

Defending images of social self by telling a story in Japanese conversation

Mariko Karatsu, University of Arizona

 

9:05-9:35

Overlap and the 'open channel' in Garrwa Mixed-Language Conversation

llana Mushin, University of Queensland & Rod Gardner, Griffith University

 

9:40-10:10

The Role of Turn Type in Speaker Change at non-CRTPs

Iphigenia T. Kerfoot

 

 

10:10-10:30 ~ Coffee Break

 

10:30-11:00

Multilingual stylization in scholarly play: the co-construction of group identity

Elizabeth Shipley, University of California, Santa Barbara

 

11:05-12:05

Plenary Address: Norma Mendoza-Denton

Convergent approaches in the study of conversation and sociophonetics-questions

 

LUNCH

 

1:15-1:45

Co-constructing the case:  Physicians' responses to parents' "candidate diagnoses" in pediatric acute-care office visits

Pamela Hobbs, UCLA

 

1:50-2:20

Corrections in organizational settings

Mie Femoe Nielsen, University of Copenhagen

 

2:25-2:55

"Would you chuck a full water bottle at somebody?": Socialization into Moral Reasoning in a Torah School Classroom Discussion

Netta Avineri, UCLA

 

2:55-3:15~ Coffee Break

 

3:15-3:45

Answering yes/no question in Japanese conversation

Sae Ogihara, University of Colorado, Boulder                      

 

 

3:50-4:50

Plenary Address: Barbara Fox

'Ellipsis' and positionally-sensitive grammar: responses to wh-questions

 

 

5:00- 8:00 ~ Happy Hour in the Graduate Student Lounge, Dinner to follow

 

Saturday May 19^th:

 

7:45 ~ Breakfast

8:25~ Welcome

 

8:30-9:00

Performing interpretation and ritualization in a Congolese Pentecostal Church

Cecile B. Vigouroux, Simon Fraser University

 

9:05-9:35

Getting at Design Knowledge

Jonas Ivarsson, Goteborg University

 

9:40-10:10

"I don't know I expect": Knowledge claims and other features of dispreferred answer turns as actions in talk

Ann Weatherall, Victoria University of Wellington/UCLA

 

10:30-11:00

Intervening in talk: Competition or cooperation in Japanese conversation?

Satomi Kuroshima, UCLA

 

11:05-12:05

Plenary Address: Celia Kitzinger

Gift-giving and reciprocity in social interaction: A conversation analytic study

 

LUNCH

 

1:15-1:45

Beyond recognition: Non-recognitional person references in Mandarin conversations

Jidong Chen, CSU Fresno

 

1:50-2:20

Preventing problems of reference by the use of insertions

Jan Svennevig, Norwegian School of Management

2:25-2:55

'Branded' Discourses:  An exploration of the construction of hierarchical and egalitarian communities through talk-in-interaction around branded commodities by Irish Pre-School Children

Olivia Freeman, Dublin Institute of Technology/Trinity College

 

2:55-3:15~ Coffee Break

 

3:15-3:45

Practices of social exclusion of Moroccan immigrant Children in Spain

Inmaculada Garcia-Sanchez, UCLA

 

3:50- 4:50

Plenary Address: Jason Raley

Assessments and the problem of momentum in schooltalk