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{{Announcement
|Announcement Type=Seminar or talk
|Full title=AMCA 23. June 2022 Anita Pomerantz Keynote via Zoom
|Short title=Pomerantz Keynote
|Short summary=Anita Pomerantz will deliver the AMCA 2022 keynote address via Zoom 23 June, 2022 6PM Zurich time
|Announcement text=Evidence for Claims about Sense-Making associated with Assessments

The talk focuses on evidence that analysts may use to substantiate claims involving interactants’ shared assumptions, understandings, expectations, and reasoning – claims that people associate with cognition. Some conversation analysts steer clear of such claims and assertion about cognitive states, arguing that such claims cannot be substantiated with interactional conduct. While it is true that interactional conduct does not provide direct evidence about understandings, expectations, and reasoning, such processes are very much a part of what goes into interactional actions, sequences, and practices. Our analysis should recognize the place of sense-making in interactional conduct. In this talk, I focus on what may be used as credible evidence for interactants’ assumptions about disagreeing with a co-participant, praising oneself, and the relationships between accessing/experiencing a referent and assessing the referent.

Jun 23, 2022 06:00 PM in Zurich

Register: https://bit.ly/3MClD4X
|Year=2022
|Web link=https://www.amemca.ch/
|Categories (tags)=Keynote; Cognitive states; Interactional conduct; Sense-making
|From date=2022/06/23
|To date=2022/06/23
|Address=University of Basel
|Location=47.56025, 7.5826
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