Charles Antaki
@charlesantaki.bsky.social
Ex-prof, but still in with a shout on language, interaction etcetera
This is rare thing in the UK currently, but Linguistics and English Language at Lancaster University is seeking to appoint a full-time and permanent lecturer specialising in critical discourse studies. hr-jobs.lancs.ac.uk/Vacancy.aspx...
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Just heard a presenter (not a guest) on a Radio 4 programme use the term "social construct" in a meaningful way; first time I think that I've come across it broadcast. If so then it's taken 60 years since Berger & Luckman. Much slower uptake than e.g. Festinger's "cognitive dissonance".
Yes! Terrific capsule comparison by @profsalwiggins.bsky.social of "discourse" analyses, showing the very clear boundaries between them. There are some others (IPA, narrative analysis …) which have their own norms.
John Drury@profjohndrury.bsky.social · 5d agoRe-visiting @profsalwiggins.bsky.social's really useful book (2017) for this helpful table comparing different forms of discourse analysis.
"Discursive Psychology and Qualitative Inquiry in Psychology" - Intro article to the special issue by Cristian Tileaga, @lizstokoe.bsky.social, & @profsalwiggins.bsky.social - They "review & contextualize DP's background & relationship to qualitative psychology" psycnet.apa.org/record/2027-...
This should be really good! Wiggins has a talent for clear, sharp and entertaining writing, and is probably the world's authority on social interaction around meal times and other occasions when people eat together.
Sally Wiggins Young@profsalwiggins.bsky.social · last wk.Upcoming book on 'Researching children's mealtimes' due out in October and aimed at researchers across the social sciences interested in interactional analyses of children's eating in everyday settings. Perfect for #EMCA, DP, & language socialisation research. www.routledge.com/Researching-...
A series of 5 posts of the Abstracts of the papers in the current issue of ROLSI, now out www.tandfonline.com/toc/hrls20/c... 5. Jakonen and Laaksonen
A series of 5 posts of the Abstracts of the papers in the current issue of ROLSI, now out www.tandfonline.com/toc/hrls20/c... 4. Wiggins
A series of 5 posts of the Abstracts of the papers in the current issue of ROLSI, now out www.tandfonline.com/toc/hrls20/c... 3. Arita
A series of 5 posts of the Abstracts of the papers in the current issue of ROLSI, now out www.tandfonline.com/toc/hrls20/c... 2. Mikkola,Salomaa and Lehtinen
A series of 5 posts of the Abstracts of the papers in the current issue of ROLSI, now out www.tandfonline.com/toc/hrls20/c... 1. Greiffenhagen & Reeves
Another example, closer to (UK) home this time, of a rich and powerful academic engaging expensive lawyers to swerve past independent reports of misconduct - and be appointed to a Vice-Chancellorship.
Leonid Schneider@forbetterscience.bsky.social · 2w agoRead about Lachman here: forbetterscience.com/tag/david-la... forbetterscience.com/2019/09/05/d...
Read about Lachman here: forbetterscience.com/tag/david-la... forbetterscience.com/2019/09/05/d...
David Latchman, uncensored
I publish exclusively two uncensored UCL screening panel reports into the David Latchman and Anastasis Stephanou affair. Now we know which papers were investigated and which requested retractions d…
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21 Group@21group.bsky.social · 2w agoDavid Latchman has been appointed Vice Chancellor of University of London He was found guilty of research misconduct by University College, London. He blamed his postdocs. Nice to see strategy, networking & playing the long game win out in the end 😉
New online in the latest edition of ROLSI www.tandfonline.com/toc/hrls20/c... Featuring papers on mixed reality control rooms, using a (computer) mouse to initiate transitions, Japanese multiple 'yes' sayings, co-eating, and pointing.
Funded PhD opportunity klaxon! We at the Dept of Psychology are currently inviting applications for a funded Departmental Assistantship starting in September. More details here and in the following thread: www.mic.ul.ie/faculty-of-a...
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our paper "Handling troubles with discretion: Transforming informings into announcements in a control room behind a mixed-reality performance" (w/Christian Greiffenhagen) is finally online www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....
A useful reminder of the work @darg-sessions.bsky.social have been doing over the years to curate a fascinating series of interviews.
ROLSI journal@rolsi-journal.bsky.social · last mo.A reminder that Loughborough's excellent "DARGchive" features interviews with many influential figures in the EM/CA community www.youtube.com/@DARGchive/v...
I'm reposting this for two reasons: 1. Looks like a good course. 2. The picture shows two happy, confident academics
Sofia Rüdiger @sofiaruediger.bsky.social · 2mo agoInto #LanguageAndFood? Check out this opportunity at Örebro University for a PhD on Food & Health (in the Discourse, Communication and Media stream) with Göran Eriksson: www.oru.se/english/care...
Great to see our inaugural ROLSI Early Career Researcher Award winner at #ICCA2026. Here is Hayato Chuman being being given the award by two of the Editors, Leelo Keevallik and Elwys De Stefani (photos: @bogdanahuma.bsky.social )
Linköping University is an ideal venue for ICCA in 2030. There is a wonderful EM/CA team there, the campus is modern and well-resourced, and the city itself is easy to get to from Stockholm for those coming from abroad. Congrats to @profsalwiggins.bsky.social & colleagues for hosting.
Sally Wiggins Young@profsalwiggins.bsky.social · last mo.Our interaction group at @liu.se is delighted to be hosting ICCA in 2030. Thank you to @iscaupdates.bsky.social for your support and to my brilliant colleagues who announced it with style 🤩🫶🇸🇪 To all the #EMCA folk, we'll get fika ready for you in 2030...
WorkBench was the first database tool for doing analysis. @saulalbert.bsky.social preserves Gene Lerner’s vision for Computer Assisted Qualitative Analysis. CA folks innovate! #ICCA2026
Delighted to show images of the ROLSI Early-Career Award winner, Hayato Chuman, giving his presentation at #icca2026 (Photos: Leelo Keevallik)
The Met put its entire collection online for free so I made a game out of it! 10 artifacts a day, and you guess where and when each one's from. Anthropeum.com if anyone wants to give it a shot and leave feedback :) #history #archeology #arthistory #museums
We are delighted to announce that Hayato Chuman, of Chubu University, Japan has won the inaugural ROLSI Early Career Researcher Award. See their winning paper "Preemptive Meaning Management in Japanese Conversation: The Case of the 'tte ittemo' Construction" at the ICCA, Edmonton June 23 – 29 2026.
Very proud to have a chapter in the new Handbook of Conversation Analysis
Private Eye's crystal ball June 1989 - nearly right.
Two more facial expressions missing from Paul Ekman's classic universal taxonomy. Desperate scolding v aggressive sulking. (Photo: Phil Noble/Reuters)
