Alonso Vásquez-Kanashiro

@avasquezkanashiro.bsky.social

Undergraduate student majoring in Linguistics, interested in Conversation Analysis. Peruvian 🇵🇪 and Nikkei 🇯🇵.

💬 Secuenciando is officially starting its 4th season: "The economy of turns". This season's theme is turn-taking, covering diverse aspects of its organization. We will have data sessions in Spanish with data of multiparty interactions. #EMCA

Secuenciando's 4th season: "The economy of turns". 2nd half of 2026. Open call.

👁️‍🗨️ Secuenciando is officially opening its 3rd season: "Designing turns, constructing actions". This season's theme is turn design, covering diverse aspects of that area. We will have data sessions in Spanish with current data from Peru's general election and its presidential debates. #EMCA

A logo of Secuenciando in the upper part. A pink and magenta circle with the title of the season: "Designing turns, constructing actions". A lectern in the middle where a politician would speak, with the colors of the Peruvian flag. Two big titles that say "3rd season" and "2026-1" (the first academic term of the year). A little subtitle that says "Elections edition". A cyan background with dots, lines and a text bubble.

💬 How we work: We work through 'seasons' of regular readings and meetings. Each one lasts an academic term. Seasons are themed, covering a specific topic or area of #EMCA inquiry. In the first two, we introduced CA and explored sequence organization. In April, a new, third season starts!

💬 Who we are: Secuenciando is a study group that holds weekly data sessions 🔎 and discussions of #EMCA literature. 📚 Data and discussions are in Spanish, and schedules usually follow South American time zones. Entirely student-led, and mainly composed of undergraduate & graduate students. 🙌

Secuenciando just got its own BlueSky account! Now, on this page, we will continue sharing updates on our study group — one devoted to learning, developing, and promoting conversation analysis locally in Peru 🇵🇪 and South America 🌎. #EMCA

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Perhaps one of the most interesting #EMCA papers I have ever read. Schegloff's "On some questions and ambiguities in conversation" (1984). Are interrogative forms the ultimate basis for hearing an utterance as doing questioning? What is the role of language in making actions recognizable as such?

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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 :)

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