Many thanks to the group I worked with and to the DARG facilitators who made this workshop possible: @marcopino.bsky.social, @charlesantaki.bsky.social, @saulalbert.bsky.social, and Katie Jordin. Deeply grateful for your work, advice, guidance and support throughout this learning journey! (2/2)

Yesterday the “CA & Healthcare Interactions” workshop came to a close! These two full days were packed with fascinating lectures and stimulating hands-on exercises, and they were absolutely worth it, even with the sleep schedule adjustments and the 3 a.m. wake-ups! (1/2)

#emca #conversationanalysis

New issue of ROLSI out online: a Special Issue of articles exploring the use of coding in conversation analysis

www.tandfonline.com/toc/hrls20/c...

Thank you Marina for your support! We are having a great time working on these projects.

We’ll be sharing more updates on our Instagram page. Everyone’s welcome to follow along and join the conversation there! www.instagram.com/secuenciando...

@belvelvet.bsky.social, @bbasileg.bsky.social, and @gchavezlazo.bsky.social, thank you for your dedication to this endeavor! Promoting CA in undergraduate and graduate studies in Peru is no easy task, but we’re making it happen! 🙌

We’re also merging reading and data sessions so that knowledge and observation go hand in hand. Each week, we’ll read a chapter on sequence organization and begin by discussing its key insights. Then, we’ll dive into some data to explore any sequentially organized phenomena we may come across!

Naturally, we didn’t have time to get into the well-studied generic organizations of talk-in-interaction. That’s why we’re launching a second season! This time, we’ll focus on sequence organization, with special emphasis on adjacency pairs and expansions. Schegloff (2007), here we go!

Dear #EMCA community,
Secuenciando’s first season, “Intro to CA,” has successfully come to an end! We read a variety of papers and book chapters covering the fundamentals of Conversation Analysis and had the chance to immerse ourselves in a couple of data sessions in Spanish.

Just now, we started a new season centering sequence organization. If you want to check it out I’ll let the link here: www.instagram.com/p/DMvXz4Xs9z...

Hi everyone! My name’s Belen and I’m a Linguistics Student at PUCP 📍🇵🇪 With some dear friends and colleagues, we created an interdisciplinary group in which we study #ConversationAnalysis (AC), called “Secuenciando”. We started last term and we’re really proud of the work we’ve done so far :)

Hello! I'd really love a copy too! Thank you in advance.

Fortunately, I have the great pleasure of being involved there too! That’s actually where I started my journey in this amazing field a year ago. Such a lovely space with an incredible group!

We will eventually share our progress on our Instagram profile: www.instagram.com/secuenciando.... Despite linguistic barriers, we welcome and appreciate all kinds of engagement there!

Its name is 'Secuenciando' (eng. 'sequencing'). The group holds weekly meetings to discuss CA readings and engage in data sessions in Spanish.

Dear #EMCA community,
I'm very happy to announce the foundation of a small study group devoted to Conversation Analysis in Peru, composed primarily of undergraduate and graduate students eager to understand the technicalities of naturally occurring social interaction.

Phew! Knackered after another intense CA for Beginners workshop with the @darg-sessions.bsky.social crew.

As ever, it was highly enjoyable and gratifying working with students beginning to find their feet in CA. They put us through our paces with tough queries & arguments - great stuff.

Thank you for such a wonderful experience! Your constant feedback helped us analyse data with confidence and precision. Truly an honour to share a data session with you.