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Em does CA
Приєднався 22 лют 2016
I'm a conversation analyst. Conversation analysis is an amazing tool for research, and a completely unique perspective on language. Watch my videos to geek out with me about language, interaction, and how we communicate.
DMCA2022 Attendee technical information
For the folks at DMCA2022 (dmca.conversationanalysis.org/) here is a quick look at some of the features of the conference platform Whova, and some reminders about using and presenting on Zoom.
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Відео
Turn-construction(al) units - TCUs
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Turn-construction(al) units are the primary building blocks of everyday language use. Every time we speak, we use these components to 'construct' our turns, and we project and recognize possible TCU ending points as part of understanding when it's our's or someone else's turn to talk. Any speaker of a language already knows how to use TCUs - this is an introduction to what they are, and how we ...
Manipulation in board game interactions - A video abstract for Symbolic Interaction
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Check out our paper at Symbolic Interaction! Here is a quick abstract with a teaser of analysis.
Jefferson Transcription 101: How conversation analysts transcribe
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What do all those symbols mean in conversation analytic transcripts? This video gives a quick run-down of the use of common Jefferson transcription symbols, with examples! This is a very fast introduction for the time-pressed, but there are more thorough tutorials both online and in print. Online: Charles Antaki’s tutorial: ca-tutorials.lboro.ac.uk/sitemenu.htm Emanuel Schegloff’s tutorial: www...
Action ascription
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We spend most of our lives trying to get things done - and much of those things get done with language. But getting actions done is not always straightforward - and it isn’t about what you intend. References: Sacks, H. & Schegloff, E.A. (1973). Opening up closings. Semiotica, 8(4), 289-327. Sidnell, J. & Enfield, N.J. (2014). The ontology of action, in interaction. In N.J. Enfield, P. Kockelman...
Live CA at NewSciLive
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We're doing Live Conversation Analysis at the New Scientist Live Festival, September 22-25, 2016. We have a team of scientists from across the UK, collaborating with the pop-up talk show Talkaoke. You can participate and have your conversation analyzed live, or participate in analyzing yourself. Thank you also to Queen Mary University of London and Loughborough University for making the event p...
Repair
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Repair is a central feature of human conversation. It’s all around us. In this video, I talk about the basics of repair. References: Enfield, N.J. et al. (2013). Huh? What? A first survey in twenty-one languages. In Hayashi, M., Raymond, G. & Sidnell, J. (eds) Conversation repair and human understanding. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. pp.343-380. Sidnell, J. (2012). Declaratives, questi...
Response Relevance
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It turns out Olaf from Frozen is a conversation analyst. Frozen material obviously © Disney and its complement of writers, animators, technicians, etc. Links: Rugnetta M. Why are you ignoring my iMessages? ua-cam.com/video/SMaumuFrMSE/v-deo.html Prof. Liz Stokoe's TED talk The science of analyzing conversations, second by second. ideas.ted.com/what-a-difference-a-word-can-make-how-a-single-word...
It’s help me so much to know more about Transcription
amazing how 7 minutes explain something that couldn't be nailed on the head for 90 in a lecture i attended
thank you so much. You saved my life. You are very pedagogic. Thx from France
Thank u, u helped me for my partial, I am sure to have 20/20 thanks to u
Please can I get a software to transcript sound?
Please is there software for transcribing speech?
Love your videos, keep up the good work! :)
Thank you so much, this will help tremendously with my ELAN signed language module assignment.
That’s fantastic!
Great video! It's been very helpful :) Does anyone know if foreign accents should be included in the transcriptions? For example a Spanish person speaking in English with a Spanish accent. Thank you!
Doing my Masters in Applied Linguistics and this video has been INVALUABLE. Thank you!
I'm not sure we'd say 'syntactic clause' Just clause is ok
Thank you so much <3 Keep up the amazing work!
Thanks Emily! Brilliant and super practical as always.
muito obrigada pela explicação! me ajudou muito.
I just love you, Em.
thank you for all do you know apps or software
thank you for saving my assignment!!
Most of the content in conversation analysis is still way over my head and I had a hard time following the video. I enjoy this kind of discomfort because it makes me learn faster. Thanks, Em!
The video is clear but do you know what CA stands for? That is where I am stuck!...LOL
Thank you for all the videos! It's really helpful!
Great video, thanks. I wish there was anything as concise and well presented in my course.
Are these things universalizable across all languages or is it just a thing in english
Hello! How do you transcribe conversation which involves taboo expressions? Or what symbols will the analyst use to cover those up to avoid vulgarity especially when it is going to use in academic papers?
You are amazing I can't understand why your not famous by now...keep going..you are awesome 🌼🌼🌼
i want to give you big hug ! thanks
Really helped with my university coursework, thank you!
Thank you for your video, very hely
Very helpful video. Thank you
Fascinating. Now I’m thinking of how this applies to Zoom meetings where there’s a slight delay, and to “manterrupting” in work meetings, and of course I’m also thinking about Frozen, and sandwiches… thanks Em!
This is one of the few videos I found here on youtube about this topic. Thank you for this!
This is amazing! Thank you for your demonstration. I love how you explain it.
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thank you so much!
thanks incredibly helpful!
Hello , thanks for the explanations Would you please tell me the software you use for transcribing? I really need to know 🙏
I wish I could say something magical that makes it easy, but I use Word. I listen a lot, and I transcribe it. I use Audacity or Audition to listen more easily to audio files & measure audio timings, and I use ELAN to more easily segment, time & view visual elements. But it really is just manual labour.
@@emdoesca I'm so grateful for your response . I'm dealing with it somehow, though. The best 🌹🌹
Really enjoyed this video. Thank you for voicing the discipline in both an entertaining and educational way!
This is seriously awesome. Thank you!
Thanks a lot for this material!
Love the materials you chose for CA lectures! You made CA much more interesting!
all your videos are very insightful
Hi! Love the video. Would it be possible to get a copy of the transcript of the Faulty Towers scene for classroom purposes?
Needed this for my report. Thank you for this!
Thank you! (Also, is that a Hanklerfish?)
Yes :D
how do you measure the pauses accurately? thanks
It depends on what you are measuring. Audacity or Audition or Praat allow you to see the waveform and easily measure time between sounds. ELAN is the tool I use to do this for visual components.
Keep it up🌹
Thank you Very helpful❤
Publish something on turn taking
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Is there someone who could help me with a very short transcribing like that for money?
Usually people use transcription as a way to start analysis themselves, so it isn't super common to have other people transcribe the Jeffersonian elements of EMCA material (guide book here: doi.org/10.1093/acrefore/9780190228613.013.131). When it is passed on, it's usually to other trained graduate students or postdocs. There are a couple of transcription services that do Jeffersonian work, but I'm afraid I haven't tried any yet.
Thank you for your explicit yet succinct explanation. Would love to learn more, keep uploading.
I can’t wait your next, next and next video. Thank you very much.
The way you teach in the videos so interesting, especially your pitch. I love it.