Jakub Mlynář

@jakubmlynar.bsky.social

Studying how people do things together Sociology, Ethnomethodology, Conversation Analysis #emca #ethnomethodology #conversationanalysis http://www.jakubmlynar.net/

Honoured to have hosted the New Developments in Ethnomethodology 2026 conference with Philippe Sormani and Clemens Eisenmann on “Hybrid Studies”. Many thanks to the nearly 40 international participants for coming to Sierre and engaging in 3 days of lively discussions. More info: t.ly/vQMXS #EMCA

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The next iteration of the New Developments in Ethnomethodology meeting will take place at HES-SO Valais-Wallis in Sierre from 27 to 29 May 2026. You can still submit abstracts of approx. 300 words (+ references) to jakub.mlynar@hevs.ch by 12 January (AoE). Full abstract here: t.ly/d3FSP #EMCA

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If you would like to explore some of Jeff's work, having read this short piece by Bo & me in The Psychologist, you could start with some of the items on this thread I put together in May this year: bsky.app/hashtag/Jeff... #EMCA #EM/CA

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The Psychologist@psychmag.bsky.social · 11mo ago

Jeff Coulter and the lived texture of psychological life… @philhutchinson.bsky.social and Bo Allesøe Christensen remember Jeff Coulter (1947-2025), a champion for conceptual investigations in Psychology. www.bps.org.uk/psychologist...

The new special issue of Narrative Inquiry is on "Life Storytelling across Media and Contexts". It also includes our paper on 'comparative work' in analysing oral history retellings written with J. Kocián, H. Maliukov and K. Roginer Hofmeister. Happy to share offprints -- just drop me a message...

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Our #EMCA study published in the latest issue of Visual Studies, done in 2017 in Blue Factory (Fribourg, CH) illuminates the ubiquitous social phenomenon of “holding a place” by examining how people in co-working spaces use markers of presence to visually signal occupancy. t.ly/M_iyv

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