7th Copenhagen Multimodality Day: “On Multisensoriality”
This research seminar presents papers from video-based studies of social interaction. This year’s special theme is the senses in social interaction studied from an interactional perspective.
Keynote speaker
Professor Lorenza Mondada (University of Basel): “Sensing in social interaction”
Papers presented take EM/CA, interaction analysis, video ethnography and multimodality studies as points of departure for new theoretical and methodological considerations. The papers presented in this seminar have a novel approach to settings, data, methods, and theories within the broad spectrum of EM/CA.
Registration
Please register for the seminar and whether you will be joining us for dinner.
Practical information
This one-day research seminar is being prepared and organized by the Centre for Interaction Research and Communication Design at the University of Copenhagen. It is organized as a hybrid format, where physical participation is possible on campus, and online participation and presentations via a zoom video link. We do hope that most people will join us physically.
Programme
09:00 | Coffee and networking | |
09:20 | Welcome | |
09:30 | Lorenza Mondada | Keynote: Sensing in social interaction |
10:30 | Break | |
Sensing in Healthcare Settings | ||
10:45 | Maria Erofeeva (Ulster University) | Sense-talk’ in a healthcare setting – An exercise in multilayered epistemics |
11:15 | Camilla Warnicke (Örebro University), Charlotta Plejert (Linköping University), Krister Schönström (Stockholm University) and Emil Holmer (Linköping University) | Co-construction of orientation in time and daily activities for a person with deafblindness |
11:45 | Kristina Edman (Malmö University) | Emotional involvement in child and family therapy sessions |
12:15 | Lunch | |
Sensing in Home and Public Settings | ||
13:15 | Hanna Svensson, Sofian A. Bouaouina & Guillaume Gauthier (all University of Basel) | A:H HEi:SS’ – Normative Aspects of doing reacting-to-heat |
13:45 | Fredrik Rusk & Matilda Ståhl (Åbo Akademi University) | Exploring in-game sensoriality - a duoethnography based on co-playing Fallout 76 |
14:15 | Christian Greiffenhagen & Rongyu Li (Chinese University of Hong Kong) | “How would you like to pay?”: Determining how to pay through asking, looking and inferring |
14:45 | Coffee break | |
Sensing in Instructional Settings | ||
15:15 | Yasusuke Minami (Seijo University), Nisisawa Hiro Yuki (Tokiwa University), Mitsuhiro Okada (Seijo University) & Rui Sakaida (Future University Hakodate) | “Does it feel spacious?”: Negotiations between the visual and non-visual world |
15:45 | Monica Clua (Universitat Internacional de Catalunya, Barcelona) | The pedagogical affordance of teachers sitting on their desks: A study in intercorporeality |
16:15 | Short break | |
16:30 | Charlott Sellberg (University of Gothenburg) & Martin Viktorelius (Halmstad university) | Spatial, temporal and bodily organizations for instructions-in-action in basic safety training |
17:00 | Elisabeth Dalby Kristiansen (University of Southern Denmark) | The sensory experience of programming and using a rehabilitation robot and the joint interactional work of making sense of the experience |
19:00 | Dinner downtown |
Multimodality Day is an annual research seminar held at the University of Copenhagen. The aim of the seminar Is to bring together researchers who study interaction from an ethnomethodological multimodal perspective. This seminar is founded and organized by Brian L. Due. This year’s focus is on Multisensoriality.
The seminar is hybrid and a Zoom link will be provided for those who are not able to join us on site.
The event will take place at South Campus, rooms 4A-0-69 & 4A-0-56. It is in the building closest to the metro. Please consult 'Map of South Campus' to the right in this post.
Keep updated for Zoom link at https://circd.ku.dk/calender/2022/7th-copenhagen-multimodality-day/ Remember to register even if you participate online.
Questions can be raised to Louise Lüchow and Brian L. Due.
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