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CA for Beginners January 2026

2025-11-04T09:37:35Z

CharlesAntaki:

{{Announcement
|Announcement Type=Training
|Full title=CA for Beginners January 2026
|Short title=CA for Beginners Jan
|Short summary=Loughborough University's next one-day CA for Beginners workshop will be held remotely on Thursday Jan 15th 2026.
|Announcement text=Loughborough University's next one-day CA for Beginners workshop will be held remotely on Thursday Jan 15th 2026.
|Year=2026
|Categories (tags)=Uncategorized; Training
|From date=2026/01/15
|To date=2026/01/15
}}
Loughborough University's Discourse and Rhetoric Group holds a number of workshops on Conversation Analysis throughout the year.

Our next one-day Conversation Analysis for Beginners workshop will be held online on Thursday Jan 15th 2026.

The day will start at 10.00 a.m. and end at 5.00 p.m., UK time.
Cost for attendance (online): £45, or £90 for those in professional employment.

[NOTE: October 27th 2025: REGISTRATION NOW CLOSED]

The day's activities
Led by Loughborough faculty including Saul Albert, Charles Antaki, Tilly Flint, Magnus Hamman, Emma Richardson, Jessica Robles and Ruth Parry, the workshop is meant for anyone who has a growing interest in CA.

It should be of interest to anyone who has heard of CA, come across it in their studies, or are working in a group which uses it as an approach for research. It would also be useful for anyone starting out on research which may take them down the line of analysing talk in great detail.

The kinds of questions we will cover include:
<ul>
<li>What is the relationship between CA and discourse analysis?
<li>Why does CA insist on the close analysis of talk, with very detailed transcription?
<li>What does CA tell us about what people are doing in everyday life?
<li>Can we use CA to understand institutional encounters, for example medical consultations or police interviews?
<li>How can you use CA in your particular research?
</ul>

The day will include lectures and hands-on group work on:
<ul style="list-style-type:square;">
<li>How to transcribe
<li>How to identify the components of turns
<li>How to identify actions
<li>How to build a collection
<li>How to develop an argument in conversation analysis
</ul>

Cost: £45 for waged or funded academics (staff members, post-docs, funded postgraduates..)
If you are unwaged or unfunded, please contact us to see about a waiver.
£90 if you work for a commercial or public-sector organisation.

Registration, which will open in autumn 2025, will be via the Loughborough University Online Store. Preference will be given to those already on the waiting list.

For more information: email Charles Antaki at this address: c.antaki@lboro.ac.uk.

CA for Beginners January 2026

2025-10-27T18:32:29Z

CharlesAntaki:

{{Announcement
|Announcement Type=Training
|Full title=CA for Beginners January 2026
|Short title=CA for Beginners Jan
|Short summary=Loughborough University's next one-day CA for Beginners workshop will be held remotely on Thursday Jan 15th 2026.
|Announcement text=Loughborough University's next one-day CA for Beginners workshop will be held remotely on Thursday Jan 15th 2026.
|Year=2026
|Categories (tags)=Uncategorized; Training
|From date=2026/01/15
|To date=2026/01/15
}}
Loughborough University's Discourse and Rhetoric Group holds a number of workshops on Conversation Analysis throughout the year.

Our next one-day Conversation Analysis for Beginners workshop will be held online on Thursday Jan 15th 2026.

The day will start at 10.00 a.m. and end at 5.00 p.m., UK time.
Cost for attendance (online): £45, or £90 for those in professional employment.

How to register
[NOTE: October 27th 2025: REGISTRATION NOW CLOSED]
Students register online here:
https://store.lboro.ac.uk/product-catalogue/school-of-social-sciences-and-humanities/upcoming-events/ca-for-beginners-workshop-15-jan-2026-students

(Professional places have already been taken)

The day's activities
Led by Loughborough faculty including Saul Albert, Charles Antaki, Tilly Flint, Magnus Hamman, Emma Richardson, Jessica Robles and Ruth Parry, the workshop is meant for anyone who has a growing interest in CA.

It should be of interest to anyone who has heard of CA, come across it in their studies, or are working in a group which uses it as an approach for research. It would also be useful for anyone starting out on research which may take them down the line of analysing talk in great detail.

The kinds of questions we will cover include:
<ul>
<li>What is the relationship between CA and discourse analysis?
<li>Why does CA insist on the close analysis of talk, with very detailed transcription?
<li>What does CA tell us about what people are doing in everyday life?
<li>Can we use CA to understand institutional encounters, for example medical consultations or police interviews?
<li>How can you use CA in your particular research?
</ul>

The day will include lectures and hands-on group work on:
<ul style="list-style-type:square;">
<li>How to transcribe
<li>How to identify the components of turns
<li>How to identify actions
<li>How to build a collection
<li>How to develop an argument in conversation analysis
</ul>

Cost: £45 for waged or funded academics (staff members, post-docs, funded postgraduates..)
If you are unwaged or unfunded, please contact us to see about a waiver.
£90 if you work for a commercial or public-sector organisation.

Registration, which will open in autumn 2025, will be via the Loughborough University Online Store. Preference will be given to those already on the waiting list.

For more information: email Charles Antaki at this address: c.antaki@lboro.ac.uk.

CA for Beginners January 2026

2025-10-22T10:45:02Z

CharlesAntaki:

{{Announcement
|Announcement Type=Training
|Full title=CA for Beginners January 2026
|Short title=CA for Beginners Jan
|Short summary=Loughborough University's next one-day CA for Beginners workshop will be held remotely on Thursday Jan 15th 2026.
|Announcement text=Loughborough University's next one-day CA for Beginners workshop will be held remotely on Thursday Jan 15th 2026.
|Year=2026
|Categories (tags)=Uncategorized; Training
|From date=2026/01/15
|To date=2026/01/15
}}
Loughborough University's Discourse and Rhetoric Group holds a number of workshops on Conversation Analysis throughout the year.

Our next one-day Conversation Analysis for Beginners workshop will be held online on Thursday Jan 15th 2026.

The day will start at 10.00 a.m. and end at 5.00 p.m., UK time.
Cost for attendance (online): £45, or £90 for those in professional employment.

How to register
Students register online here:
https://store.lboro.ac.uk/product-catalogue/school-of-social-sciences-and-humanities/upcoming-events/ca-for-beginners-workshop-15-jan-2026-students

(Professional places have already been taken)

The day's activities
Led by Loughborough faculty including Saul Albert, Charles Antaki, Tilly Flint, Magnus Hamman, Emma Richardson, Jessica Robles and Ruth Parry, the workshop is meant for anyone who has a growing interest in CA.

It should be of interest to anyone who has heard of CA, come across it in their studies, or are working in a group which uses it as an approach for research. It would also be useful for anyone starting out on research which may take them down the line of analysing talk in great detail.

The kinds of questions we will cover include:
<ul>
<li>What is the relationship between CA and discourse analysis?
<li>Why does CA insist on the close analysis of talk, with very detailed transcription?
<li>What does CA tell us about what people are doing in everyday life?
<li>Can we use CA to understand institutional encounters, for example medical consultations or police interviews?
<li>How can you use CA in your particular research?
</ul>

The day will include lectures and hands-on group work on:
<ul style="list-style-type:square;">
<li>How to transcribe
<li>How to identify the components of turns
<li>How to identify actions
<li>How to build a collection
<li>How to develop an argument in conversation analysis
</ul>

Cost: £45 for waged or funded academics (staff members, post-docs, funded postgraduates..)
If you are unwaged or unfunded, please contact us to see about a waiver.
£90 if you work for a commercial or public-sector organisation.

Registration, which will open in autumn 2025, will be via the Loughborough University Online Store. Preference will be given to those already on the waiting list.

For more information: email Charles Antaki at this address: c.antaki@lboro.ac.uk.

CA for Beginners January 2026

2025-10-13T15:10:20Z

CharlesAntaki:

{{Announcement
|Announcement Type=Training
|Full title=CA for Beginners January 2026
|Short title=CA for Beginners Jan
|Short summary=Loughborough University's next one-day CA for Beginners workshop will be held remotely on Thursday Jan 15th 2026.
|Announcement text=Loughborough University's next one-day CA for Beginners workshop will be held remotely on Thursday Jan 15th 2026.
|Year=2026
|Categories (tags)=Uncategorized; Training
|From date=2026/01/15
|To date=2026/01/15
}}
Loughborough University's Discourse and Rhetoric Group holds a number of workshops on Conversation Analysis throughout the year.

Our next one-day Conversation Analysis for Beginners workshop will be held online on Thursday Jan 15th 2026.

The day will start at 10.00 am and end at 5.00 pm, UK time.
Cost for attendance (online): £45, or £90 for those in professional employment.

Led by Loughborough faculty including Saul Albert, Charles Antaki, Tilly Flint, Magnus Hamman, Emma Richardson, Jessica Robles and Ruth Parry, the workshop is meant for anyone who has a growing interest in CA.

It should be of interest to anyone who has heard of CA, come across it in their studies, or are working in a group which uses it as an approach for research. It would also be useful for anyone starting out on research which may take them down the line of analysing talk in great detail.

The kinds of questions we will cover include:
<ul>
<li>What is the relationship between CA and discourse analysis?
<li>Why does CA insist on the close analysis of talk, with very detailed transcription?
<li>What does CA tell us about what people are doing in everyday life?
<li>Can we use CA to understand institutional encounters, for example medical consultations or police interviews?
<li>How can you use CA in your particular research?
</ul>

The day will include lectures and hands-on group work on:
<ul style="list-style-type:square;">
<li>How to transcribe
<li>How to identify the components of turns
<li>How to identify actions
<li>How to build a collection
<li>How to develop an argument in conversation analysis
</ul>

Cost: £45 for waged or funded academics (staff members, post-docs, funded postgraduates..)
If you are unwaged or unfunded, please contact us to see about a waiver.
£90 if you work for a commercial or public-sector organisation.

Registration, which will open in autumn 2025, will be via the Loughborough University Online Store. Preference will be given to those already on the waiting list.

For more information: email Charles Antaki at this address: c.antaki@lboro.ac.uk.

CA for Beginners January 2026

2025-05-29T09:48:05Z

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{{Announcement
|Announcement Type=Training
|Full title=CA for Beginners January 2026
|Short title=CA for Beginners Jan
|Short summary=Loughborough University's next one-day CA for Beginners workshop will be held remotely on Thursday Jan 15th 2026.
|Announcement text=Loughborough University's next one-day CA for Beginners workshop will be held remotely on Thursday Jan 15th 2026.
|Year=2026
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|To date=2026/01/15
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Loughborough University's Discourse and Rhetoric Group holds a number of workshops on Conversation Analysis throughout the year.

Our next one-day Conversation Analysis for Beginners workshop will be held online on Thursday Jan 15th 2026.

The day will start at 10.00 am and end at 5.00 pm, UK time.
Cost for attendance (online): £45

Led by Loughborough faculty including Saul Albert, Charles Antaki, Tilly Flint, Magnus Hamman, Emma Richardson, Jessica Robles and Ruth Parry, the workshop is meant for anyone who has a growing interest in CA.

It should be of interest to anyone who has heard of CA, come across it in their studies, or are working in a group which uses it as an approach for research. It would also be useful for anyone starting out on research which may take them down the line of analysing talk in great detail.

The kinds of questions we will cover include:
<ul>
<li>What is the relationship between CA and discourse analysis?
<li>Why does CA insist on the close analysis of talk, with very detailed transcription?
<li>What does CA tell us about what people are doing in everyday life?
<li>Can we use CA to understand institutional encounters, for example medical consultations or police interviews?
<li>How can you use CA in your particular research?
</ul>

The day will include lectures and hands-on group work on:
<ul style="list-style-type:square;">
<li>How to transcribe
<li>How to identify the components of turns
<li>How to identify actions
<li>How to build a collection
<li>How to develop an argument in conversation analysis
</ul>

Cost: £45 for waged or funded academics (staff members, post-docs, funded postgraduates..)
If you are unwaged or unfunded, please contact us to see about a waiver.
If you work for a commercial organisation and would like to attend, please get in touch with us to discuss a fee.

Registration, which will open in autumn 2025, will be via the Loughborough University Online Store. Preference will be given to those already on the waiting list.

For more information: email Charles Antaki at this address: c.antaki@lboro.ac.uk.

CA for Beginners January 2025

2024-11-25T13:57:04Z

CharlesAntaki:

{{Announcement
|Announcement Type=Workshop
|Full title=CA for Beginners Jan 2025
|Short title=CA for Beginners 16Jan2025
|Short summary=Loughborough's next @darg_sessions one-day CA for Beginners workshop will be held online on Jan 16th 2025. Contact @charles_antaki (by email!) for registration options.
|Announcement text=Loughborough University's [https://darg.lboro.ac.uk Discourse and Rhetoric Group] holds a number of workshops on Conversation Analysis throughout the year.

Our next one-day CA for Beginners workshop will be held remotely on Jan 16th 2025.

The day will start at 10.00 am and end at 5.00 pm, UK time.

Led by Loughborough faculty Charles Antaki, Emma Richardson, Magnus Hamman, Tilly Flint and Saul Albert, the workshop is meant for anyone who has a growing interest in CA – perhaps they have heard of it, come across it in their studies, or are working in a group which uses it as an approach for research. It would also be useful for anyone starting out on research which may take them down the line of analysing talk in great detail.

The kinds of questions we will cover include:
• What is the relationship between CA and discourse analysis?
• Why does CA insist on the close analysis of talk, with very detailed transcription?
• What does CA us about what people are doing in everyday life?
• Can we use CA to understand institutional encounters, for example medical consultations or police interviews?
• How can I use CA in my research?

The day will include hands-on group work on:
- How to transcribe, how to identify the components of turns
- How to identify actions
- How to build a collection
- How to develop an argument in conversation analysis

Cost: £40 for waged or funded academics (staff members, post-docs, funded postgraduates..)
If you are unwaged or unfunded, please contact us to see about a waiver.

If you work for a commercial organisation and would like to attend, please get in touch with us to discuss a fee.

Attendance and registration: £40 for the day (online)
Please note: numbers are kept low.

Registration will be via the Loughborough University Online Store. Preference will be given to those already on the waiting list.
For more information: email Charles Antaki at this address: c.antaki@lboro.ac.uk.
|Year=2025
|Web link=https://darg.lboro.ac.uk/darg-ca-workshops/beginners-ca/
|Categories (tags)=Uncategorized; training ; workshop
|From date=2025/01/16
|To date=2025/01/16
}}

CA for Beginners April 9 2024

2024-04-05T18:42:30Z

CharlesAntaki:

{{Announcement
|Announcement Type=Training, Workshop
|Full title=CA for Beginners April 9 2024
|Short title=CA for Beginners Apr
|Short summary=CA for Beginners April 9 2024: Loughborough University (Online). £40.
|Announcement text=Loughborough University's "https://darg.lboro.ac.uk" Discourse and Rhetoric Group holds a number of workshops on Conversation Analysis throughout the year.

Date Our next one-day CA for Beginners workshop will be held online on Tuesday 9th April 2024.

Registration is via the Loughborough Online Store <https://store.lboro.ac.uk/product-catalogue/school-of-social-sciences-and-humanities/upcoming-events/ca-for-beginners-workshop-9-apr-2024> The attendance limit has now been reached and registration is closed.

Schedule The day will start at 10.00 and end at 17.00, UK time.

Led by Loughborough faculty Charles Antaki, Emma Richardson, Magnus Hamman, Tilly Flint and Saul Albert, the workshop is meant for anyone who has a growing interest in CA – perhaps they have heard of it, come across it in their studies, or are working in a group which uses it as an approach for research. The workshop would also be useful for anyone starting out on research which may take them down the line of analysing talk in great detail.

The kinds of questions we will cover include: • What is the relationship between CA and discourse analysis? • Why does CA insist on the close analysis of talk, with very detailed transcription? • What does CA us about what people are doing in everyday life? • Can we use CA to understand institutional encounters, for example medical consultations or police interviews? • How can I use CA in my research?

The day will include hands-on group work on: - How to transcribe, how to identify the components of turns - How to identify actions - How to build a collection - How to develop an argument in conversation analysis

Cost: £40 for waged or funded academics (staff members, post-docs, funded postgraduates..)
If you are unwaged or unfunded, a limited number of waivers may be available on some workshops.
If you work for a commercial organisation and would like to attend, please get in touch with us to discuss a fee.

To register Registration is via the Loughborough University Online Store. <https://store.lboro.ac.uk/product-catalogue/school-of-social-sciences-and-humanities/upcoming-events/ca-for-beginners-workshop-9-apr-2024>

For more information: email Charles Antaki at this address: c.antaki@lboro.ac.uk.
|Year=2024
|Categories (tags)=Uncategorized;
|From date=2024/04/09
|To date=2024/04/09
}}

CA for Beginners April 9 2024

2024-02-29T09:09:58Z

CharlesAntaki:

{{Announcement
|Announcement Type=Training, Workshop
|Full title=CA for Beginners April 9 2024
|Short title=CA for Beginners Apr
|Short summary=CA for Beginners April 9 2024: Loughborough University (Online). £40.
|Announcement text=Loughborough University's "https://darg.lboro.ac.uk" Discourse and Rhetoric Group holds a number of workshops on Conversation Analysis throughout the year.

Date Our next one-day CA for Beginners workshop will be held online on Tuesday 9th April 2024.

Registration is via the Loughborough Online Store <https://store.lboro.ac.uk/product-catalogue/school-of-social-sciences-and-humanities/upcoming-events/ca-for-beginners-workshop-9-apr-2024>

Schedule The day will start at 10.00 and end at 17.00, UK time.

Led by Loughborough faculty Charles Antaki, Emma Richardson, Magnus Hamman, Tilly Flint and Saul Albert, the workshop is meant for anyone who has a growing interest in CA – perhaps they have heard of it, come across it in their studies, or are working in a group which uses it as an approach for research. The workshop would also be useful for anyone starting out on research which may take them down the line of analysing talk in great detail.

The kinds of questions we will cover include: • What is the relationship between CA and discourse analysis? • Why does CA insist on the close analysis of talk, with very detailed transcription? • What does CA us about what people are doing in everyday life? • Can we use CA to understand institutional encounters, for example medical consultations or police interviews? • How can I use CA in my research?

The day will include hands-on group work on: - How to transcribe, how to identify the components of turns - How to identify actions - How to build a collection - How to develop an argument in conversation analysis

Cost: £40 for waged or funded academics (staff members, post-docs, funded postgraduates..)
If you are unwaged or unfunded, a limited number of waivers may be available on some workshops.
If you work for a commercial organisation and would like to attend, please get in touch with us to discuss a fee.

To register Registration is via the Loughborough University Online Store. <https://store.lboro.ac.uk/product-catalogue/school-of-social-sciences-and-humanities/upcoming-events/ca-for-beginners-workshop-9-apr-2024>

For more information: email Charles Antaki at this address: c.antaki@lboro.ac.uk.
|Year=2024
|Categories (tags)=Uncategorized;
|From date=2024/04/09
|To date=2024/04/09
}}

CA for Beginners April 9 2024

2024-02-29T09:09:03Z

CharlesAntaki:

{{Announcement
|Announcement Type=Training, Workshop
|Full title=CA for Beginners April 9 2024
|Short title=CA for Beginners Apr
|Short summary=CA for Beginners April 9 2024: Loughborough University (Online). £40.
|Announcement text=Loughborough University's "https://darg.lboro.ac.uk" Discourse and Rhetoric Group holds a number of workshops on Conversation Analysis throughout the year.

Date Our next one-day CA for Beginners workshop will be held remotely on Tuesday 9th April 2024.

Registration is via the Loughborough Online Store <https://store.lboro.ac.uk/product-catalogue/school-of-social-sciences-and-humanities/upcoming-events/ca-for-beginners-workshop-9-apr-2024>

Schedule The day will start at 10.00 and end at 17.00, UK time.

Led by Loughborough faculty Charles Antaki, Emma Richardson, Magnus Hamman, Tilly Flint and Saul Albert, the workshop is meant for anyone who has a growing interest in CA – perhaps they have heard of it, come across it in their studies, or are working in a group which uses it as an approach for research. The workshop would also be useful for anyone starting out on research which may take them down the line of analysing talk in great detail.

The kinds of questions we will cover include: • What is the relationship between CA and discourse analysis? • Why does CA insist on the close analysis of talk, with very detailed transcription? • What does CA us about what people are doing in everyday life? • Can we use CA to understand institutional encounters, for example medical consultations or police interviews? • How can I use CA in my research?

The day will include hands-on group work on: - How to transcribe, how to identify the components of turns - How to identify actions - How to build a collection - How to develop an argument in conversation analysis

Cost: £40 for waged or funded academics (staff members, post-docs, funded postgraduates..)
If you are unwaged or unfunded, a limited number of waivers may be available on some workshops.
If you work for a commercial organisation and would like to attend, please get in touch with us to discuss a fee.

To register Registration is via the Loughborough University Online Store. <https://store.lboro.ac.uk/product-catalogue/school-of-social-sciences-and-humanities/upcoming-events/ca-for-beginners-workshop-9-apr-2024>

For more information: email Charles Antaki at this address: c.antaki@lboro.ac.uk.
|Year=2024
|Categories (tags)=Uncategorized;
|From date=2024/04/09
|To date=2024/04/09
}}

CA for Beginners April 9 2024

2024-02-29T09:08:30Z

CharlesAntaki:

{{Announcement
|Announcement Type=Training, Workshop
|Full title=CA for Beginners April 9 2024
|Short title=CA for Beginners Apr
|Short summary=CA for Beginners April 9 2024: Loughborough University (Online). £40.
|Announcement text=Loughborough University's "https://darg.lboro.ac.uk" Discourse and Rhetoric Group holds a number of workshops on Conversation Analysis throughout the year.

Date Our next one-day CA for Beginners workshop will be held remotely on Tuesday 9th April 2024.

Registration will initially be open only to those already on the waiting list.

Schedule The day will start at 10.00 and end at 17.00, UK time.

Led by Loughborough faculty Charles Antaki, Emma Richardson, Magnus Hamman, Tilly Flint and Saul Albert, the workshop is meant for anyone who has a growing interest in CA – perhaps they have heard of it, come across it in their studies, or are working in a group which uses it as an approach for research. The workshop would also be useful for anyone starting out on research which may take them down the line of analysing talk in great detail.

The kinds of questions we will cover include: • What is the relationship between CA and discourse analysis? • Why does CA insist on the close analysis of talk, with very detailed transcription? • What does CA us about what people are doing in everyday life? • Can we use CA to understand institutional encounters, for example medical consultations or police interviews? • How can I use CA in my research?

The day will include hands-on group work on: - How to transcribe, how to identify the components of turns - How to identify actions - How to build a collection - How to develop an argument in conversation analysis

Cost: £40 for waged or funded academics (staff members, post-docs, funded postgraduates..)
If you are unwaged or unfunded, a limited number of waivers may be available on some workshops.
If you work for a commercial organisation and would like to attend, please get in touch with us to discuss a fee.

To register Registration is via the Loughborough University Online Store. <https://store.lboro.ac.uk/product-catalogue/school-of-social-sciences-and-humanities/upcoming-events/ca-for-beginners-workshop-9-apr-2024>

For more information: email Charles Antaki at this address: c.antaki@lboro.ac.uk.
|Year=2024
|Categories (tags)=Uncategorized;
|From date=2024/04/09
|To date=2024/04/09
}}

CA for Beginners April 9 2024

2024-02-26T10:01:14Z

CharlesAntaki:

{{Announcement
|Announcement Type=Training, Workshop
|Full title=CA for Beginners April 9 2024
|Short title=CA for Beginners Apr
|Short summary=CA for Beginners April 9 2024: Loughborough University (Online). £40. Register by contacting Charles Antaki on c.antaki@lboro.ac.uk
|Announcement text=Loughborough University's "https://darg.lboro.ac.uk" Discourse and Rhetoric Group holds a number of workshops on Conversation Analysis throughout the year.

Date Our next one-day CA for Beginners workshop will be held remotely on Tuesday 9th April 2024.

Registration will initially be open only to those already on the waiting list.

Schedule The day will start at 10.00 and end at 17.00, UK time.

Led by Loughborough faculty Charles Antaki, Emma Richardson, Magnus Hamman, Tilly Flint and Saul Albert, the workshop is meant for anyone who has a growing interest in CA – perhaps they have heard of it, come across it in their studies, or are working in a group which uses it as an approach for research. The workshop would also be useful for anyone starting out on research which may take them down the line of analysing talk in great detail.

The kinds of questions we will cover include: • What is the relationship between CA and discourse analysis? • Why does CA insist on the close analysis of talk, with very detailed transcription? • What does CA us about what people are doing in everyday life? • Can we use CA to understand institutional encounters, for example medical consultations or police interviews? • How can I use CA in my research?

The day will include hands-on group work on: - How to transcribe, how to identify the components of turns - How to identify actions - How to build a collection - How to develop an argument in conversation analysis

Cost: £40 for waged or funded academics (staff members, post-docs, funded postgraduates..)
If you are unwaged or unfunded, a limited number of waivers may be available on some workshops.
If you work for a commercial organisation and would like to attend, please get in touch with us to discuss a fee.

To register First contact Charles Antaki (email below) to express your interest. Once your application has been accepted, registration will be via the Loughborough University Online Store. Preference will be given to those already on the waiting list.

For more information: email Charles Antaki at this address: c.antaki@lboro.ac.uk.
|Year=2024
|Categories (tags)=Uncategorized;
|From date=2024/04/09
|To date=2024/04/09
}}

CA for Beginners April 9 2024

2024-02-19T09:57:36Z

CharlesAntaki:

{{Announcement
|Announcement Type=Training, Workshop
|Full title=CA for Beginners April 9 2024
|Short title=CA for Beginners Apr
|Short summary=
|Announcement text=
Loughborough University's "https://darg.lboro.ac.uk" Discourse and Rhetoric Group holds a number of workshops on Conversation Analysis throughout the year.

Date Our next one-day CA for Beginners workshop will be held remotely on Tuesday 9th April 2024.

Registration will initially be open only to those already on the waiting list.

Schedule The day will start at 10.00 and end at 17.00, UK time.

Led by Loughborough faculty Charles Antaki, Emma Richardson, Magnus Hamman, Tilly Flint and Saul Albert, the workshop is meant for anyone who has a growing interest in CA – perhaps they have heard of it, come across it in their studies, or are working in a group which uses it as an approach for research. The workshop would also be useful for anyone starting out on research which may take them down the line of analysing talk in great detail.

The kinds of questions we will cover include: • What is the relationship between CA and discourse analysis? • Why does CA insist on the close analysis of talk, with very detailed transcription? • What does CA us about what people are doing in everyday life? • Can we use CA to understand institutional encounters, for example medical consultations or police interviews? • How can I use CA in my research?

The day will include hands-on group work on: - How to transcribe, how to identify the components of turns - How to identify actions - How to build a collection - How to develop an argument in conversation analysis

Cost: £40 for waged or funded academics (staff members, post-docs, funded postgraduates..)
If you are unwaged or unfunded, please contact us to see about a waiver.
If you work for a commercial organisation and would like to attend, please get in touch with us to discuss a fee.

To register First contact Charles Antaki (email below) to express your interest. Once your application has been accepted, registration will be via the Loughborough University Online Store. Preference will be given to those already on the waiting list.

For more information: email Charles Antaki at this address: c.antaki@lboro.ac.uk.
|Year=2024
|Categories (tags)=Uncategorized;
|From date=2024/04/09
|To date=2024/04/09
}}

CA for Beginners April 9 2024

2024-02-19T09:56:16Z

CharlesAntaki:

{{Announcement
|Announcement Type=Training, Workshop
|Full title=CA for Beginners April 9 2024
|Short title=CA for Beginners Apr
|Short summary=
|Announcement text=
Loughborough University's "https://darg.lboro.ac.uk" Discourse and Rhetoric Group holds a number of workshops on Conversation Analysis throughout the year.

DateOur next one-day CA for Beginners workshop will be held remotely on Tuesday 9th April 2024.

Registration will initially be open only to those already on the waiting list.

ScheduleThe day will start at 10.00 am and end at 5.00 pm, UK time.

Led by Loughborough faculty Charles Antaki, Emma Richardson, Magnus Hamman, Tilly Flint and Saul Albert, the workshop is meant for anyone who has a growing interest in CA – perhaps they have heard of it, come across it in their studies, or are working in a group which uses it as an approach for research. The workshop would also be useful for anyone starting out on research which may take them down the line of analysing talk in great detail.

The kinds of questions we will cover include: • What is the relationship between CA and discourse analysis? • Why does CA insist on the close analysis of talk, with very detailed transcription? • What does CA us about what people are doing in everyday life? • Can we use CA to understand institutional encounters, for example medical consultations or police interviews? • How can I use CA in my research?

The day will include hands-on group work on: - How to transcribe, how to identify the components of turns - How to identify actions - How to build a collection - How to develop an argument in conversation analysis

Cost: £40 for waged or funded academics (staff members, post-docs, funded postgraduates..)
If you are unwaged or unfunded, please contact us to see about a waiver.

If you work for a commercial organisation and would like to attend, please get in touch with us to discuss a fee.

To registerFirst contact Charles Antaki (email below) to express your interest. Once your application has been accepted, registration will be via the Loughborough University Online Store. Preference will be given to those already on the waiting list.

For more information: email Charles Antaki at this address: c.antaki@lboro.ac.uk.
|Year=2024
|Categories (tags)=Uncategorized;
|From date=2024/04/09
|To date=2024/04/09
}}

CA for Beginners April 9 2024

2024-02-19T09:54:26Z

CharlesAntaki:

{{Announcement
|Announcement Type=Training, Workshop
|Full title=CA for Beginners April 9 2024
|Short title=CA for Beginners Apr
|Short summary=
|Announcement text=
Loughborough University's "https://darg.lboro.ac.uk" Discourse and Rhetoric Group holds a number of workshops on Conversation Analysis throughout the year.

Our next one-day CA for Beginners workshop will be held remotely on Tuesday 9th April 2024.

Registration will initially be open only to those already on the waiting list.

The day will start at 10.00 am and end at 5.00 pm, UK time.

Led by Loughborough faculty Charles Antaki, Emma Richardson, Magnus Hamman, Tilly Flint and Saul Albert, the workshop is meant for anyone who has a growing interest in CA – perhaps they have heard of it, come across it in their studies, or are working in a group which uses it as an approach for research. The workshop would also be useful for anyone starting out on research which may take them down the line of analysing talk in great detail.

The kinds of questions we will cover include: • What is the relationship between CA and discourse analysis? • Why does CA insist on the close analysis of talk, with very detailed transcription? • What does CA us about what people are doing in everyday life? • Can we use CA to understand institutional encounters, for example medical consultations or police interviews? • How can I use CA in my research?

The day will include hands-on group work on: - How to transcribe, how to identify the components of turns - How to identify actions - How to build a collection - How to develop an argument in conversation analysis

Cost: £40 for waged or funded academics (staff members, post-docs, funded postgraduates..)
If you are unwaged or unfunded, please contact us to see about a waiver.

If you work for a commercial organisation and would like to attend, please get in touch with us to discuss a fee.

First contact Charles Antaki (email below) to express your interest. Once your application has been accepted, registration will be via the Loughborough University Online Store. Preference will be given to those already on the waiting list.

For more information: email Charles Antaki at this address: c.antaki@lboro.ac.uk.
|Year=2024
|Categories (tags)=Uncategorized;
|From date=2024/04/09
|To date=2024/04/09
}}

CA for Beginners April 9 2024

2024-02-19T09:50:57Z

CharlesAntaki:

{{Announcement
|Announcement Type=Training, Workshop
|Full title=CA for Beginners April 9 2024
|Short title=CA for Beginners Apr
|Short summary=.

Loughborough University's "https://darg.lboro.ac.uk" Discourse and Rhetoric Group holds a number of workshops on Conversation Analysis throughout the year.

Our next one-day CA for Beginners workshop will be held remotely on Tuesday 9th April 2024.

Registration will initially be open only to those already on the waiting list.

The day will start at 10.00 am and end at 5.00 pm, UK time.

Led by Loughborough faculty Charles Antaki, Emma Richardson, Magnus Hamman, Tilly Flint and Saul Albert, the workshop is meant for anyone who has a growing interest in CA – perhaps they have heard of it, come across it in their studies, or are working in a group which uses it as an approach for research. The workshop would also be useful for anyone starting out on research which may take them down the line of analysing talk in great detail.

The kinds of questions we will cover include: • What is the relationship between CA and discourse analysis? • Why does CA insist on the close analysis of talk, with very detailed transcription? • What does CA us about what people are doing in everyday life? • Can we use CA to understand institutional encounters, for example medical consultations or police interviews? • How can I use CA in my research?

The day will include hands-on group work on: - How to transcribe, how to identify the components of turns - How to identify actions - How to build a collection - How to develop an argument in conversation analysis

Cost: £40 for waged or funded academics (staff members, post-docs, funded postgraduates..)
If you are unwaged or unfunded, please contact us to see about a waiver.

If you work for a commercial organisation and would like to attend, please get in touch with us to discuss a fee.

First contact Charles Antaki (email below) to express your interest. Once your application has been accepted, registration will be via the Loughborough University Online Store. Preference will be given to those already on the waiting list.

For more information: email Charles Antaki at this address: c.antaki@lboro.ac.uk.
|Year=2024
|Categories (tags)=Uncategorized;
|From date=2024/04/09
|To date=2024/04/09
}}

CA for Beginners April 9 2024

2024-02-19T09:49:46Z

CharlesAntaki:

{{Announcement
|Announcement Type=Training, Workshop
|Full title=CA for Beginners April 9 2024
|Short title=CA for Beginners Apr
|Short summary=.
|Announcement text=Details:

Loughborough University's "https://darg.lboro.ac.uk" Discourse and Rhetoric Group holds a number of workshops on Conversation Analysis throughout the year.

Our next one-day CA for Beginners workshop will be held remotely on Tuesday 9th April 2024.

Registration will be open only to those already on the waiting list.

The day will start at 10.00 am and end at 5.00 pm, UK time.

Led by Loughborough faculty Charles Antaki, Emma Richardson, Magnus Hamman, Tilly Flint and Saul Albert, the workshop is meant for anyone who has a growing interest in CA – perhaps they have heard of it, come across it in their studies, or are working in a group which uses it as an approach for research. The workshop would also be useful for anyone starting out on research which may take them down the line of analysing talk in great detail.

The kinds of questions we will cover include: • What is the relationship between CA and discourse analysis? • Why does CA insist on the close analysis of talk, with very detailed transcription? • What does CA us about what people are doing in everyday life? • Can we use CA to understand institutional encounters, for example medical consultations or police interviews? • How can I use CA in my research?

The day will include hands-on group work on: - How to transcribe, how to identify the components of turns - How to identify actions - How to build a collection - How to develop an argument in conversation analysis

Cost: £40 for waged or funded academics (staff members, post-docs, funded postgraduates..)
If you are unwaged or unfunded, please contact us to see about a waiver.

If you work for a commercial organisation and would like to attend, please get in touch with us to discuss a fee.

First contact Charles Antaki (email below) to express your interest. Once your application has been accepted, registration will be via the Loughborough University Online Store. Preference will be given to those already on the waiting list. For more information: email Charles Antaki at this address: c.antaki@lboro.ac.uk.
|Year=2024
|Categories (tags)=Uncategorized;
|From date=2024/04/09
|To date=2024/04/09
}}

CA for Beginners April 9 2024

2024-02-19T09:48:44Z

CharlesAntaki:

{{Announcement
|Announcement Type=Training, Workshop
|Full title=CA for Beginners April 9 2024
|Short title=CA for Beginners Apr
|Short summary=.
|Announcement text=Details:

Loughborough University's "https://darg.lboro.ac.uk" Discourse and Rhetoric Group holds a number of workshops on Conversation Analysis throughout the year.

Our next one-day CA for Beginners workshop will be held remotely on Tuesday 9th April 2024.

Registration will be open only to those already on the waiting list.

The day will start at 10.00 am and end at 5.00 pm, UK time.

Led by Loughborough faculty Charles Antaki, Emma Richardson, Magnus Hamman, Tilly Flint and Saul Albert, the workshop is meant for anyone who has a growing interest in CA – perhaps they have heard of it, come across it in their studies, or are working in a group which uses it as an approach for research. It would also be useful for anyone starting out on research which may take them down the line of analysing talk in great detail.

The kinds of questions we will cover include: • What is the relationship between CA and discourse analysis? • Why does CA insist on the close analysis of talk, with very detailed transcription? • What does CA us about what people are doing in everyday life? • Can we use CA to understand institutional encounters, for example medical consultations or police interviews? • How can I use CA in my research?

The day will include hands-on group work on: - How to transcribe, how to identify the components of turns - How to identify actions - How to build a collection - How to develop an argument in conversation analysis

Cost: £40 for waged or funded academics (staff members, post-docs, funded postgraduates..)
If you are unwaged or unfunded, please contact us to see about a waiver.

If you work for a commercial organisation and would like to attend, please get in touch with us to discuss a fee.

First contact Charles Antaki (email below) to express your interest. Once your application has been accepted, registration will be via the Loughborough University Online Store. Preference will be given to those already on the waiting list. For more information: email Charles Antaki at this address: c.antaki@lboro.ac.uk.
|Year=2024
|Categories (tags)=Uncategorized;
|From date=2024/04/09
|To date=2024/04/09
}}

CA for Beginners April 9 2024

2024-02-19T09:48:30Z

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{{Announcement
|Announcement Type=Training, Workshop
|Full title=CA for Beginners April 9 2024
|Short title=CA for Beginners Apr
|Short summary=.
|Announcement text=Details:

Loughborough University's "https://darg.lboro.ac.uk" Discourse and Rhetoric Group holds a number of workshops on Conversation Analysis throughout the year.

Our next one-day CA for Beginners workshop will be held remotely on Tuesday 9th April 2024.

Registration will be open only to those already on the waiting list.

The day will start at 10.00 am and end at 5.00 pm, UK time.

Led by Loughborough faculty Charles Antaki, Emma Richardson, Magnus Hamman, Tilly Flint and Saul Albert, the workshop is meant for anyone who has a growing interest in CA – perhaps they have heard of it, come across it in their studies, or are working in a group which uses it as an approach for research. It would also be useful for anyone starting out on research which may take them down the line of analysing talk in great detail.

The kinds of questions we will cover include: • What is the relationship between CA and discourse analysis? • Why does CA insist on the close analysis of talk, with very detailed transcription? • What does CA us about what people are doing in everyday life? • Can we use CA to understand institutional encounters, for example medical consultations or police interviews? • How can I use CA in my research?

The day will include hands-on group work on: - How to transcribe, how to identify the components of turns - How to identify actions - How to build a collection - How to develop an argument in conversation analysis

Cost: £40 for waged or funded academics (staff members, post-docs, funded postgraduates..)
If you are unwaged or unfunded, please contact us to see about a waiver.

If you work for a commercial organisation and would like to attend, please get in touch with us to discuss a fee.

First contact Charles Antaki (email below) to express your interest. Once your application has been accepted, registration will be via the Loughborough University Online Store. Preference will be given to those already on the waiting list. For more information: email Charles Antaki at this address: c.antaki@lboro.ac.uk.
|Year=2024
|Categories (tags)=Uncategorized;
|From date=2024/04/09
|To date=2024/04/09
}}

CA for Beginners January 2024

2024-02-19T09:42:59Z

CharlesAntaki:

{{Announcement
|Announcement Type=Workshop
|Full title=CA for Beginners Jan 18 2024
|Short title=CA for Beginners Jan
|Short summary=-
|Announcement text=Loughborough University's <a href="https://darg.lboro.ac.uk"> Discourse and Rhetoric Group </a>holds a number of workshops on Conversation Analysis throughout the year.

Our next one-day CA for Beginners workshop will be held remotely on Jan 18th 2024.

Registration will be open only to those already on the waiting list.

The day will start at 10.00 am and end at 5.00 pm, UK time.

Led by Loughborough faculty Charles Antaki, Emma Richardson, Magnus Hamman, Tilly Flint and Saul Albert, the workshop is meant for anyone who has a growing interest in CA – perhaps they have heard of it, come across it in their studies, or are working in a group which uses it as an approach for research. It would also be useful for anyone starting out on research which may take them down the line of analysing talk in great detail.

The kinds of questions we will cover include:
• What is the relationship between CA and discourse analysis?
• Why does CA insist on the close analysis of talk, with very detailed transcription?
• What does CA us about what people are doing in everyday life?
• Can we use CA to understand institutional encounters, for example medical consultations or police interviews?
• How can I use CA in my research?

The day will include hands-on group work on:
- How to transcribe, how to identify the components of turns
- How to identify actions
- How to build a collection
- How to develop an argument in conversation analysis

Cost: £40 for waged or funded academics (staff members, post-docs, funded postgraduates..)
If you are unwaged or unfunded, please contact us to see about a waiver.

If you work for a commercial organisation and would like to attend, please get in touch with us to discuss a fee.

Attendance and registration: £40 for the day (online)
Please note: numbers are kept low.

First contact Charles Antaki (email below) to express your interest. Once your application has been accepted, registration will be via the Loughborough University Online Store. Preference will be given to those already on the waiting list.
For more information: email Charles Antaki at this address: c.antaki@lboro.ac.uk.
|Year=2024
|Categories (tags)=Uncategorized; training ; workshop
|From date=2024/01/18
|To date=2024/01/18
}}

CA for Beginners January 2024

2024-02-19T09:40:18Z

CharlesAntaki:

{{Announcement
|Announcement Type=Workshop
|Full title=CA for Beginners 9th April 2024
|Short title=CA for Beginners Apr
|Short summary=-
|Announcement text=Loughborough University's <a href="https://darg.lboro.ac.uk"> Discourse and Rhetoric Group </a>holds a number of workshops on Conversation Analysis throughout the year.

Our next one-day CA for Beginners workshop will be held remotely on Tuesday 9th April 2024.

Registration will be open only to those already on the waiting list.

The day will start at 10.00 am and end at 5.00 pm, UK time.

Led by Loughborough faculty Charles Antaki, Emma Richardson, Magnus Hamman, Tilly Flint and Saul Albert, the workshop is meant for anyone who has a growing interest in CA – perhaps they have heard of it, come across it in their studies, or are working in a group which uses it as an approach for research. It would also be useful for anyone starting out on research which may take them down the line of analysing talk in great detail.

The kinds of questions we will cover include:
• What is the relationship between CA and discourse analysis?
• Why does CA insist on the close analysis of talk, with very detailed transcription?
• What does CA us about what people are doing in everyday life?
• Can we use CA to understand institutional encounters, for example medical consultations or police interviews?
• How can I use CA in my research?

The day will include hands-on group work on:
- How to transcribe, how to identify the components of turns
- How to identify actions
- How to build a collection
- How to develop an argument in conversation analysis

Cost: £40 for waged or funded academics (staff members, post-docs, funded postgraduates..)
If you are unwaged or unfunded, please contact us to see about a waiver.

If you work for a commercial organisation and would like to attend, please get in touch with us to discuss a fee.

Attendance and registration: £40 for the day (online)
Please note: numbers are kept low.

First contact Charles Antaki (email below) to express your interest. Once your application has been accepted, registration will be via the Loughborough University Online Store. Preference will be given to those already on the waiting list.
For more information: email Charles Antaki at this address: c.antaki@lboro.ac.uk.
|Year=2024
|Categories (tags)=Uncategorized; training ; workshop
|From date=2024/04/09
|To date=2024/04/09
}}

CA for Beginners January 2024

2024-02-19T09:38:47Z

CharlesAntaki:

{{Announcement
|Announcement Type=Workshop
|Full title=CA for Beginners 9th April 2024
|Short title=CA for Beginners Apr
|Short summary=-
|Announcement text=Loughborough University's <a href="https://darg.lboro.ac.uk"> Discourse and Rhetoric Group </a>holds a number of workshops on Conversation Analysis throughout the year.

Our next one-day CA for Beginners workshop will be held remotely on Thursday 18th January 2024. ADDED 28 NOVEMBER: REGISTRATION NOW CLOSED

Registration will be open only to those already on the waiting list.

The day will start at 10.00 am and end at 5.00 pm, UK time.

Led by Loughborough faculty Charles Antaki, Emma Richardson, Magnus Hamman, Tilly Flint and Saul Albert, the workshop is meant for anyone who has a growing interest in CA – perhaps they have heard of it, come across it in their studies, or are working in a group which uses it as an approach for research. It would also be useful for anyone starting out on research which may take them down the line of analysing talk in great detail.

The kinds of questions we will cover include:
• What is the relationship between CA and discourse analysis?
• Why does CA insist on the close analysis of talk, with very detailed transcription?
• What does CA us about what people are doing in everyday life?
• Can we use CA to understand institutional encounters, for example medical consultations or police interviews?
• How can I use CA in my research?

The day will include hands-on group work on:
- How to transcribe, how to identify the components of turns
- How to identify actions
- How to build a collection
- How to develop an argument in conversation analysis

Cost: £40 for waged or funded academics (staff members, post-docs, funded postgraduates..)
If you are unwaged or unfunded, please contact us to see about a waiver.

If you work for a commercial organisation and would like to attend, please get in touch with us to discuss a fee.

Attendance and registration: £40 for the day (online)
Please note: numbers are kept low.

First contact Charles Antaki (email below) to express your interest. Once your application has been accepted, registration will be via the Loughborough University Online Store. Preference will be given to those already on the waiting list.
For more information: email Charles Antaki at this address: c.antaki@lboro.ac.uk.
|Year=2024
|Categories (tags)=Uncategorized; training ; workshop
|From date=2024/01/18
|To date=2024/01/18
}}

CA for Beginners January 2024

2023-11-28T16:39:49Z

CharlesAntaki:

{{Announcement
|Announcement Type=Workshop
|Full title=CA for Beginners 18th January 2024
|Short title=CA for Beginners Jan
|Short summary=-
|Announcement text=Loughborough University's <a href="https://darg.lboro.ac.uk"> Discourse and Rhetoric Group </a>holds a number of workshops on Conversation Analysis throughout the year.

Our next one-day CA for Beginners workshop will be held remotely on Thursday 18th January 2024. ADDED 28 NOVEMBER: REGISTRATION NOW CLOSED

Registration will be open only to those already on the waiting list.

The day will start at 10.00 am and end at 5.00 pm, UK time.

Led by Loughborough faculty Charles Antaki, Emma Richardson, Magnus Hamman, Jessica Robles, Laura Jenkins and Saul Albert, the workshop is meant for anyone who has a growing interest in CA – perhaps they have heard of it, come across it in their studies, or are working in a group which uses it as an approach for research. It would also be useful for anyone starting out on research which may take them down the line of analysing talk in great detail.

The kinds of questions we will cover include:
• What is the relationship between CA and discourse analysis?
• Why does CA insist on the close analysis of talk, with very detailed transcription?
• What does CA us about what people are doing in everyday life?
• Can we use CA to understand institutional encounters, for example medical consultations or police interviews?
• How can I use CA in my research?

The day will include hands-on group work on:
- How to transcribe, how to identify the components of turns
- How to identify actions
- How to build a collection
- How to develop an argument in conversation analysis

Cost: £40 for waged or funded academics (staff members, post-docs, funded postgraduates..)
If you are unwaged or unfunded, please contact us to see about a waiver.

If you work for a commercial organisation and would like to attend, please get in touch with us to discuss a fee.

Attendance and registration: £40 for the day (online) ADDED 28 NOVEMBER: REGISTRATION NOW CLOSED
Please note: numbers are kept low.

First contact Charles Antaki (email below) to express your interest. Once your application has been accepted, registration will be via the Loughborough University Online Store. Preference will be given to those already on the waiting list.
For more information: email Charles Antaki at this address: c.antaki@lboro.ac.uk.
|Year=2024
|Categories (tags)=Uncategorized; training ; workshop
|From date=2024/01/18
|To date=2024/01/18
}}

CA for Beginners January 2024

2023-11-11T11:34:35Z

CharlesAntaki:

{{Announcement
|Announcement Type=Workshop
|Full title=CA for Beginners 18th January 2024
|Short title=CA for Beginners Jan
|Short summary=-
|Announcement text=Loughborough University's <a href="https://darg.lboro.ac.uk"> Discourse and Rhetoric Group </a>holds a number of workshops on Conversation Analysis throughout the year.

Our next one-day CA for Beginners workshop will be held remotely on Thursday 18th January 2024.

Registration will be open only to those already on the waiting list.

The day will start at 10.00 am and end at 5.00 pm, UK time.

Led by Loughborough faculty Charles Antaki, Emma Richardson, Magnus Hamman, Jessica Robles, Laura Jenkins and Saul Albert, the workshop is meant for anyone who has a growing interest in CA – perhaps they have heard of it, come across it in their studies, or are working in a group which uses it as an approach for research. It would also be useful for anyone starting out on research which may take them down the line of analysing talk in great detail.

The kinds of questions we will cover include:
• What is the relationship between CA and discourse analysis?
• Why does CA insist on the close analysis of talk, with very detailed transcription?
• What does CA us about what people are doing in everyday life?
• Can we use CA to understand institutional encounters, for example medical consultations or police interviews?
• How can I use CA in my research?

The day will include hands-on group work on:
- How to transcribe, how to identify the components of turns
- How to identify actions
- How to build a collection
- How to develop an argument in conversation analysis

Cost: £40 for waged or funded academics (staff members, post-docs, funded postgraduates..)
If you are unwaged or unfunded, please contact us to see about a waiver.

If you work for a commercial organisation and would like to attend, please get in touch with us to discuss a fee.

Attendance and registration: £40 for the day (online)
Please note: numbers are kept low.

First contact Charles Antaki (email below) to express your interest. Once your application has been accepted, registration will be via the Loughborough University Online Store. Preference will be given to those already on the waiting list.
For more information: email Charles Antaki at this address: c.antaki@lboro.ac.uk.
|Year=2024
|Categories (tags)=Uncategorized; training ; workshop
|From date=2024/01/18
|To date=2024/01/18
}}

CA for Beginners January 2024

2023-11-07T10:18:11Z

CharlesAntaki:

{{Announcement
|Announcement Type=Workshop
|Full title=CA for Beginners 18th January 2024
|Short title=CA for Beginners Jan
|Short summary=-
|Announcement text=Loughborough University's <a href="https://darg.lboro.ac.uk"> Discourse and Rhetoric Group </a>holds a number of workshops on Conversation Analysis throughout the year.

Our next one-day CA for Beginners workshop will be held remotely on Thursday 18th January 2024.

The day will start at 10.00 am and end at 5.00 pm, UK time.

Led by Loughborough faculty Charles Antaki, Emma Richardson, Magnus Hamman, Jessica Robles, Laura Jenkins and Saul Albert, the workshop is meant for anyone who has a growing interest in CA – perhaps they have heard of it, come across it in their studies, or are working in a group which uses it as an approach for research. It would also be useful for anyone starting out on research which may take them down the line of analysing talk in great detail.

The kinds of questions we will cover include:
• What is the relationship between CA and discourse analysis?
• Why does CA insist on the close analysis of talk, with very detailed transcription?
• What does CA us about what people are doing in everyday life?
• Can we use CA to understand institutional encounters, for example medical consultations or police interviews?
• How can I use CA in my research?

The day will include hands-on group work on:
- How to transcribe, how to identify the components of turns
- How to identify actions
- How to build a collection
- How to develop an argument in conversation analysis

Cost: £40 for waged or funded academics (staff members, post-docs, funded postgraduates..)
If you are unwaged or unfunded, please contact us to see about a waiver.

If you work for a commercial organisation and would like to attend, please get in touch with us to discuss a fee.

Attendance and registration: £40 for the day (online)
Please note: numbers are kept low.

First contact Charles Antaki (email below) to express your interest. Once your application has been accepted, registration will be via the Loughborough University Online Store.
For more information: email Charles Antaki at this address: c.antaki@lboro.ac.uk.
|Year=2024
|Categories (tags)=Uncategorized; training ; workshop
|From date=2024/01/18
|To date=2024/01/18
}}

CA for Beginners January 2024

2023-11-07T10:16:52Z

CharlesAntaki:

{{Announcement
|Announcement Type=Workshop
|Full title=CA for Beginners 18th January 2024
|Short title=CA for Beginners Jan
|Short summary=-
|Announcement text=Loughborough University's <a href="https://darg.lboro.ac.uk"> Discourse and Rhetoric Group </a>holds a number of workshops on Conversation Analysis throughout the year.

Our next one-day CA for Beginners workshop will be held remotely on Thursday 18th January 2024.

The day will start at 10.00 am and end at 5.00 pm, UK time.

Led by Loughborough faculty Charles Antaki, Emma Richardson, Magnus Hamman, Jessica Robles, Laura Jenkins and Saul Albert, the workshop is meant for anyone who has a growing interest in CA – perhaps they have heard of it, come across it in their studies, or are working in a group which uses it as an approach for research. It would also be useful for anyone starting out on research which may take them down the line of analysing talk in great detail.

The kinds of questions we will cover include:
• What is the relationship between CA and discourse analysis?
• Why does CA insist on the close analysis of talk, with very detailed transcription?
• What does CA us about what people are doing in everyday life?
• Can we use CA to understand institutional encounters, for example medical consultations or police interviews?
• How can I use CA in my research?

The day will include hands-on group work on:
- How to transcribe, how to identify the components of turns
- How to identify actions
- How to build a collection
- How to develop an argument in conversation analysis

Cost: £40 for waged or funded academics (staff members, post-docs, funded postgraduates..)
If you are unwaged or unfunded, please contact us to see about a waiver.

If you work for a commercial organisation and would like to attend, please get in touch with us to discuss a fee.

Attendance and registration: £40 for the day (online)
Please note: numbers are kept low.

First contact Charles Antaki (email below) to express your interest. Once your application has been accepted, registration will be via the Loughborough University Online Store.
For more information: email Charles Antaki at this address: c.antaki@lboro.ac.uk.
|Year=2024
|Categories (tags)=Uncategorized;
|From date=2024/01/18
|To date=2024/01/18
}}

CA for Beginners January 2024

2023-11-07T09:56:46Z

CharlesAntaki:

{{Announcement
|Announcement Type=Workshop
|Full title=CA for Beginners 18th January 2024
|Short title=CA for Beginners Jan
|Short summary=-
|Announcement text=Loughborough University's Discourse and Rhetoric Group holds a number of workshops on Conversation Analysis throughout the year.

Our next one-day CA for Beginners workshop will be held remotely on Thursday 18th January 2024.

The day will start at 10.00 am and end at 5.00 pm, UK time.

Led by Loughborough faculty Charles Antaki, Emma Richardson, Magnus Hamman, Jessica Robles, Laura Jenkins and Saul Albert, the workshop is meant for anyone who has a growing interest in CA – perhaps they have heard of it, come across it in their studies, or are working in a group which uses it as an approach for research. It would also be useful for anyone starting out on research which may take them down the line of analysing talk in great detail.

The kinds of questions we will cover include:
• What is the relationship between CA and discourse analysis?
• Why does CA insist on the close analysis of talk, with very detailed transcription?
• What does CA us about what people are doing in everyday life?
• Can we use CA to understand institutional encounters, for example medical consultations or police interviews?
• How can I use CA in my research?

The day will include hands-on group work on:
- How to transcribe, how to identify the components of turns
- How to identify actions
- How to build a collection
- How to develop an argument in conversation analysis

Cost: £40 for waged or funded academics (staff members, post-docs, funded postgraduates..)
If you are unwaged or unfunded, please contact us to see about a waiver.

If you work for a commercial organisation and would like to attend, please get in touch with us to discuss a fee.

Attendance and registration: £40 for the day (online)
Please note: numbers are kept low.

First contact Charles Antaki (email below) to express your interest. Once your application has been accepted, registration will be via the Loughborough University Online Store.
For more information: email Charles Antaki at this address: c.antaki@lboro.ac.uk.
|Year=2024
|Categories (tags)=Uncategorized;
|From date=2024/01/18
|To date=2024/01/18
}}

CA for Beginners January 2024

2023-11-07T09:55:48Z

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{{Announcement
|Announcement Type=Workshop
|Full title=CA for Beginners January 2024
|Short title=CA for Beginners Jan
|Short summary=-
|Announcement text=Loughborough University's Discourse and Rhetoric Group holds a number of workshops on Conversation Analysis throughout the year.
Our next one-day CA for Beginners workshop will be held remotely on Thursday 18th January 2024.
The day will start at 10.00 am and end at 5.00 pm, UK time.
Led by Loughborough faculty Charles Antaki, Emma Richardson, Magnus Hamman, Jessica Robles, Laura Jenkins and Saul Albert, the workshop is meant for anyone who has a growing interest in CA – perhaps they have heard of it, come across it in their studies, or are working in a group which uses it as an approach for research. It would also be useful for anyone starting out on research which may take them down the line of analysing talk in great detail.
The kinds of questions we will cover include:
• What is the relationship between CA and discourse analysis?
• Why does CA insist on the close analysis of talk, with very detailed transcription?
• What does CA us about what people are doing in everyday life?
• Can we use CA to understand institutional encounters, for example medical consultations or police interviews?
• How can I use CA in my research?
The day will include hands-on group work on:
- How to transcribe, how to identify the components of turns
- How to identify actions
- How to build a collection
- How to develop an argument in conversation analysis
Cost: £40 for waged or funded academics (staff members, post-docs, funded postgraduates..)
If you are unwaged or unfunded, please contact us to see about a waiver.
If you work for a commercial organisation and would like to attend, please get in touch with us to discuss a fee.
Attendance and registration: £40 for the day (online)
Please note: numbers are kept low.
First contact Charles Antaki (email below) to express your interest. Once your application has been accepted, registration will be via the Loughborough University Online Store.
For more information: email Charles Antaki at this address: c.antaki@lboro.ac.uk.
|Year=2024
|Categories (tags)=Uncategorized;
|From date=2024/01/18
|To date=2024/01/18
}}

Applied Conversation Analysis

2023-06-14T07:03:05Z

CharlesAntaki:

'''Charles Antaki''' (Loughborough University) (https://orcid.org/0000-0002-9473-4413)

To cite: Antaki, Charles. (2023). Applied Conversation Analysis. In Alexandra Gubina, Elliott M. Hoey & Chase Wesley Raymond (Eds.), ''Encyclopedia of Terminology for Conversation Analysis and Interactional Linguistics''. International Society for Conversation Analysis (ISCA). DOI:

Where "basic" or "fundamental" CA discovers the conversational practices by which people bring off their everyday business, '''"applied" conversation analysis''' makes use of those discoveries in the analysis of some specific domain. It does so in a range of ways, from explication to intervention.

The ''explication of routine institutional work'' is probably the most current sense of "Applied CA". To give a sense of it, imagine that one knows, from basic CA work, that certain types of question formats prefer certain classes of response; with this, the applied CA researcher can look to see how, for example, a medical practitioner or a help-line call-taker may choose among question types in order to direct the interaction towards their goals for the session. This kind of ambition has generated a very large volume of work, beginning very early in CA's history, with analyses of the work of the courtroom, the classroom, the doctor's clinic, and the news interview (see, for example, the influential collection ''Talk at Work'' (Drew & Heritage 1992). Since those early years, the range of institutions and their practices has expanded enormously, to encompass settings as diverse as the operating theatre (Mondada 2014), the horse-training ring (Szczepek Reed, 2023) and the aircraft cockpit (Nevile 2004). It is probably true to say that when people think of applied CA, they think of this kind of CA -- its being used to explicate what people do when they are in a setting which provides for the delivery of a service or the performance of an institutional task.

But CA can also engage more directly with institutions, social problems, or even schools of thought, to intervene and make changes. Antaki (2011a, 2011b) catalogues a number of ways in which this has been done.

A scholarly way to "apply CA" is to actively try to ''respecify an intellectual field of study'' by persuading its adherents to change their ways methodologically and, more grandly, epistemologically. Aiming to change sociology was of course a central project of Sacks and other founders to change sociology; for psychology, the discursive psychologists Edwards and Potter campaigned to respecify the phenomena of psychology in interactional terms (see their manifesto (Edwards & Potter 1992). Perhaps the most current active work is done by CA scholars with their sights on certain areas of linguistics, especially syntax (e.g., Couper-Kuhlen & Selting 2001, 2018; Keevallik 2018).

A growing trend in applied CA is to ''rework the perspective on a societal issue''. This might be at the macro- or micro- level. In the former, we might pick out those who use CA to illuminate the everyday exercise of power in society: early examples would be Kitzinger's broader feminist project (Kitzinger 2000, 2008) and Rawls' engagement with anti-racism (2000; Rawls & Duck 2020). At a more micro- level , there is the use of CA to challenge the picture of disorder and deficiency in atypical populations - in, for example, the communication of people with aphasia (since Goodwin 1995), autism (for a recent bold statement, see Maynard & Turowetz 2022), people living with deaf-blindness (Goode 2010), people with dementia (for an early view, see Perkins, et al. 1998) or learning disability (Williams 2011).

The greatest challenge for the CA researcher is to ''change the workings of an institution'' -- usually, by designing an intervention to train public-facing staff to better interact with clients or customers. There are excellent examples of successful interventions in various aspects of medical care, where the ambition is to practitioners and patients (for example, Parry, et al.'s "Real Talk" training programme for end-of-life care; see Parry, et al. 2022). In speech and language therapy, CA research on the interactional construction of meaning, inspired by the work of Goodwin on aphasia, has resulted in a series of successful interventions in the work of speech and language therapists with the clients and their clients conversational partners (Wilkinson 2014; and see O'Brien, et al. 2018 for a description of a training programme). Since the aim is to actually bring about change, there is an unusual ethical issue involved in these projects, not encountered even in other applications of CA: that is, for whose benefit the change is being made. Typically, such intervention by CA workers has been in the service of the medical establishment, on the principle that this will also benefit patients; for example, the well-known experiment to improve patients’ disclosure by asking them if they had “some” versus “any” problems (Robinson & Heritage 2014) would make consultations more efficient for the doctor, and involve less trips back-and-forth for the patient. But as the application of CA moves into partnership with commercial organisations, the balance of benefits may become more blurred.

'''Additional Related Entries:'''

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'''Cited References:'''

Antaki, C. (Ed.). (2011). ''Applied Conversation Analysis: Intervention and Change in Institutional Talk''. Springer.

Antaki, C. (2011). Six kinds of applied conversation analysis. In C. Antaki (Ed.), ''Applied Conversation Analysis: Intervention and Change in Institutional Talk'' (pp. 1-14). Palgrave Macmillan.

Couper-Kuhlen, E., & Selting, M. (2001). Introducing interactional linguistics. In M. Selting & E. Couper-Kuhlen (Eds.), ''Studies in Interactional Linguistics'' (pp. 1-22). John Benjamins.

Drew, P., & Heritage, J (1992). ''Talk at Work: Interaction in Institutional Settings''. Cambridge University Press

Edwards, D., & Potter, J. (1992). ''Discursive Psycholog''y. Sage.

Goode, D. (2010). ''A World without Words: The Social Construction of Children Born Deaf and Blind''. Temple University Press.

Goodwin, C. (1995). Co-constructing meaning in conversations with an aphasic man. ''Research on Language and Social Interaction'', 28, 233-260.

Keevallik, L. (2018). What does embodied interaction tell us about grammar?. ''Research on Language and Social Interaction'', 51(1), 1-21.

Kitzinger, C. (2000). Doing feminist conversation analysis. ''Feminism and Psychology'', 10(2), 163–193.

Kitzinger, C. (2008). Developing feminist conversation analysis: A response to Wowk. ''Human Studies'', 31(2), 179-208.

Maynard, D. W., & Turowetz, J. (2022). ''Autistic Intelligence''. University of Chicago Press.

Mondada, L. (2014). The Surgeon as a Camera Director: Manoeuvring Video in the Operating Theatre. In M. Broth, E. Laurier, & L. Mondada (Eds.), ''Studies of Video Practices'' (pp. 105-140). Routledge.

Nevile, M. (2004). ''Beyond the Black Box: Talk-in-interaction in the Airline Cockpit''. Ashgate.

O’Brien, R., Goldberg, S. E., Pilnick, A., Beeke, S., Schneider, J., Sartain, K., Thomson, L., Murray, M., Baxendale, B., & Harwood, R. H. (2018). The VOICE study–A before and after study of a dementia communication skills training course. ''PloS one'', 13(6), e0198567

Parry, R., Whittaker, B., Pino, M., Jenkins, L., Worthington, E., & Faull, C. (2022). RealTalk evidence-based communication training resources: development of conversation analysis-based materials to support training in end-of-life-related health and social care conversations. ''BMC Medical Education'', 22(1), 1-9.

Perkins, L., Whitworth, A., & Lesser, R. (1998). Conversing in dementia: A conversation analytic approach. ''Journal of Neurolinguistics'', 11(1-2), 33-53.

Rawls, A. W. (2000). “Race” as an Interaction Order Phenomenon: WEB Du Bois's “Double Consciousness” Thesis Revisited. ''Sociological Theory'', 18(2), 241-274.

Rawls, A. W., & Duck, W. (2020). ''Tacit Racism''. University of Chicago Press.

Robinson, J. D., & Heritage, J. (2014). Intervening with conversation analysis: The case of medicine. ''Research on Language and Social Interaction'', 47(3), 201-218.

Schwabe, M., Howell, S. J., & Reuber, M. (2007) Differential diagnosis of seizure disorders: A conversation analytic approach. ''Social Science & Medicine'', 65, 712–724

Reed, B. S. (2023). Designing Talk for Humans and Horses: Prosody as a Resource for Parallel Recipient Design. Research on Language and Social Interaction, 56(2), 89-115.

Williams, V. (2011). ''Disability and Discourse: Analysing Inclusive Conversation with People with Intellectual Disabilities''. John Wiley & Sons.

Wilkinson, R. (2014). Intervening with conversation analysis in speech and language therapy: Improving aphasic conversation. ''Research on Language and Social Interaction'', 47(3), 219-238.

'''Additional References:'''

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CA for Beginners September 2023

2023-06-13T21:26:10Z

CharlesAntaki:

{{Announcement
|Announcement Type=Training, Workshop
|Full title=CA for Beginners September 2023
|Short title=CA for Beginners
|Short summary=[not yet]
|Announcement text=Loughborough University's [https://darg.lboro.ac.uk Discourse and Rhetoric Group] holds a number of workshops on Conversation Analysis throughout the year.

Our next one-day CA for Beginners workshop will be held remotely on Tuesday 19th September 2023.

The day will start at 10.00 am and end at 5.00 pm, UK time.

Led by Loughborough faculty Charles Antaki, Emma Richardson, Magnus Hamman, Jessica Robles and Saul Albert, the workshop is meant for anyone who has a growing interest in CA – perhaps they have heard of it, come across it in their studies, or are working in a group which uses it as an approach for research. It would also be useful for anyone starting out on research which may take them down the line of analysing talk in great detail.

The kinds of questions we will cover include:

<ul>
<li>What is the relationship between CA and discourse analysis?
<li>Why does CA insist on the close analysis of talk, with very detailed transcription?
<li>What does CA us about what people are doing in everyday life?
<li>Can we use CA to understand institutional encounters, for example medical consultations or police interviews?
<li>How can I use CA in my research?
</ul>

The day will include hands-on group work on:
::- How to transcribe, how to identify the components of turns
::- How to identify actions
::- How to build a collection
::- How to develop an argument in conversation analysis

Cost:
£40 for waged or funded academics (staff members, post-docs, funded postgraduates..)

If you are unwaged or unfunded, please contact us to see about a waiver.

If you work for a commercial organisation and would like to attend, please get in touch with us to discuss a fee.

Attendance and registration:
Please note: numbers are kept low.
First contact Charles Antaki (email below) to express your interest. Once your application has been accepted, registration will be via the Loughborough University Online Store.

For more information: email Charles Antaki at this address: [mailto:c.antaki@lboro.ac.uk?Subject=%20CA%20Beginners%20September&body= c.antaki@lboro.ac.uk].
|Year=2023
|Categories (tags)=Uncategorized;
|From date=2023/09/19
|To date=2023/09/19
|Address=Online
}}

CA for Beginners September 2023

2023-06-13T21:24:27Z

CharlesAntaki:

{{Announcement
|Announcement Type=Training, Workshop
|Full title=CA for Beginners September 2023
|Short title=CA for Beginners
|Short summary=[not yet]
|Announcement text=Loughborough University's [https://darg.lboro.ac.uk Discourse and Rhetoric Group] holds a number of workshops on Conversation Analysis throughout the year.

Our next one-day CA for Beginners workshop will be held remotely on Tuesday 19th September 2023.

The day will start at 10.00 am and end at 5.00 pm, UK time.

Led by Loughborough faculty Charles Antaki, Emma Richardson, Magnus Hamman, Jessica Robles and Saul Albert, the workshop is meant for anyone who has a growing interest in CA – perhaps they have heard of it, come across it in their studies, or are working in a group which uses it as an approach for research. It would also be useful for anyone starting out on research which may take them down the line of analysing talk in great detail.

The kinds of questions we will cover include:

<ul>
<li>What is the relationship between CA and discourse analysis?
<li>Why does CA insist on the close analysis of talk, with very detailed transcription?
<li>What does CA us about what people are doing in everyday life?
<li>Can we use CA to understand institutional encounters, for example medical consultations or police interviews?
<li>How can I use CA in my research?
</ul>

The day will include hands-on group work on:
::- How to transcribe, how to identify the components of turns
::- How to identify actions
::- How to build a collection
::- How to develop an argument in conversation analysis

Cost:
£40 for waged or funded academics (staff members, post-docs, funded postgraduates..)

If you are unwaged or unfunded, please contact us to see about a waiver.

If you work for a commercial organisation and would like to attend, please get in touch with us to discuss a fee.

Attendance and registration:
Please note: numbers are kept low.
First contact Charles Antaki (email below) to express your interest. Once your application has been accepted, registration will be via the Loughborough University Online Store.

For more information: email Charles Antaki at this address: [mailto:c.antaki@lboro.ac.uk?Subject=%20CA%20Beginners%20September&body= info].
|Year=2023
|Categories (tags)=Uncategorized;
|From date=2023/09/19
|To date=2023/09/19
|Address=Online
}}

CA for Beginners September 2023

2023-06-13T21:23:52Z

CharlesAntaki:

{{Announcement
|Announcement Type=Training, Workshop
|Full title=CA for Beginners September 2023
|Short title=CA for Beginners
|Short summary=[not yet]
|Announcement text=Loughborough University's [https://https://darg.lboro.ac.uk Discourse and Rhetoric Group] holds a number of workshops on Conversation Analysis throughout the year.

Our next one-day CA for Beginners workshop will be held remotely on Tuesday 19th September 2023.

The day will start at 10.00 am and end at 5.00 pm, UK time.

Led by Loughborough faculty Charles Antaki, Emma Richardson, Magnus Hamman, Jessica Robles and Saul Albert, the workshop is meant for anyone who has a growing interest in CA – perhaps they have heard of it, come across it in their studies, or are working in a group which uses it as an approach for research. It would also be useful for anyone starting out on research which may take them down the line of analysing talk in great detail.

The kinds of questions we will cover include:

<ul>
<li>What is the relationship between CA and discourse analysis?
<li>Why does CA insist on the close analysis of talk, with very detailed transcription?
<li>What does CA us about what people are doing in everyday life?
<li>Can we use CA to understand institutional encounters, for example medical consultations or police interviews?
<li>How can I use CA in my research?
</ul>

The day will include hands-on group work on:
::- How to transcribe, how to identify the components of turns
::- How to identify actions
::- How to build a collection
::- How to develop an argument in conversation analysis

Cost:
£40 for waged or funded academics (staff members, post-docs, funded postgraduates..)

If you are unwaged or unfunded, please contact us to see about a waiver.

If you work for a commercial organisation and would like to attend, please get in touch with us to discuss a fee.

Attendance and registration:
Please note: numbers are kept low.
First contact Charles Antaki (email below) to express your interest. Once your application has been accepted, registration will be via the Loughborough University Online Store.

For more information: email Charles Antaki at this address: [mailto:c.antaki@lboro.ac.uk?Subject=%20CA%20Beginners%20September&body= info].
|Year=2023
|Categories (tags)=Uncategorized;
|From date=2023/09/19
|To date=2023/09/19
|Address=Online
}}

CA for Beginners September 2023

2023-06-13T21:22:45Z

CharlesAntaki:

{{Announcement
|Announcement Type=Training, Workshop
|Full title=CA for Beginners September 2023
|Short title=CA for Beginners
|Short summary=[not yet]
|Announcement text=Loughborough University's [https://https://darg.lboro.ac.uk Discourse and Rhetoric Group] holds a number of workshops on Conversation Analysis throughout the year.

Our next one-day CA for Beginners workshop will be held remotely on Tuesday 19th September 2023.

The day will start at 10.00 am and end at 5.00 pm, UK time.

Led by Loughborough faculty Charles Antaki, Emma Richardson, Magnus Hamman, Jessica Robles and Saul Albert, the workshop is meant for anyone who has a growing interest in CA – perhaps they have heard of it, come across it in their studies, or are working in a group which uses it as an approach for research. It would also be useful for anyone starting out on research which may take them down the line of analysing talk in great detail.

The kinds of questions we will cover include:

<ul>
<li>What is the relationship between CA and discourse analysis?
<li>Why does CA insist on the close analysis of talk, with very detailed transcription?
<li>What does CA us about what people are doing in everyday life?
<li>Can we use CA to understand institutional encounters, for example medical consultations or police interviews?
<li>How can I use CA in my research?
</ul>

The day will include hands-on group work and will cover these elements of working with recorded data:
::- How to transcribe, how to identify the components of turns
::- How to identify actions
::- How to build a collection
::- How to develop an argument in conversation analysis

Cost:
£40 for waged or funded academics (staff members, post-docs, funded postgraduates..)

If you are unwaged or unfunded, please contact us to see about a waiver.

If you work for a commercial organisation and would like to attend, please get in touch with us to discuss a fee.

Attendance and registration:
Please note: numbers are kept low.
First contact Charles Antaki (email below) to express your interest. Once your application has been accepted, registration will be via the Loughborough University Online Store.

For more information: email Charles Antaki at this address: [mailto:c.antaki@lboro.ac.uk?Subject=%20CA%20Beginners%20September&body= info].
|Year=2023
|Categories (tags)=Uncategorized;
|From date=2023/09/19
|To date=2023/09/19
|Address=Online
}}

CA for Beginners September 2023

2023-06-13T21:17:13Z

CharlesAntaki:

{{Announcement
|Announcement Type=Training, Workshop
|Full title=CA for Beginners September 2023
|Short title=CA for Beginners
|Short summary=[not yet]
|Announcement text=Loughborough University's Discourse and Rhetoric Group<a href="https://darg.lboro.ac.uk"></a> holds a number of workshops on Conversation Analysis throughout the year.

Our next one-day CA for Beginners workshop will be held remotely on Tuesday 19th September 2023.

The day will start at 10.00 am and end at 5.00 pm, UK time.

Led by Loughborough faculty Charles Antaki, Emma Richardson, Magnus Hamman, Jessica Robles and Saul Albert, the workshop is meant for anyone who has a growing interest in CA – perhaps they have heard of it, come across it in their studies, or are working in a group which uses it as an approach for research. It would also be useful for anyone starting out on research which may take them down the line of analysing talk in great detail.

The kinds of questions we will cover include:

<ul>
<li>What is the relationship between CA and discourse analysis?
<li>Why does CA insist on the close analysis of talk, with very detailed transcription?
<li>What does CA us about what people are doing in everyday life?
<li>Can we use CA to understand institutional encounters, for example medical consultations or police interviews?
<li>How can I use CA in my research?
</ul>

The day will include hands-on group work and will cover these elements of working with recorded data:
<ul>
<li>How to transcribe, how to identify the components of turns
<li>How to identify actions
<li>How to build a collection
<li>How to develop an argument in conversation analysis
</ul>

Cost:
£40 for waged or funded academics (staff members, post-docs, funded postgraduates..)

If you are unwaged or unfunded, please contact us to see about a waiver.

If you work for a commercial organisation and would like to attend, please get in touch with us to discuss a fee.

Attendance and registration:
Please note: numbers are kept low.
First contact Charles Antaki (email below) to express your interest. Once your application has been accepted, registration will be via the Loughborough University Online Store.

For more information: email Charles Antaki at this address: [mailto:c.antaki@lboro.ac.uk?Subject=%20CA%20Beginners%20September&body= info].
|Year=2023
|Categories (tags)=Uncategorized;
|From date=2023/09/19
|To date=2023/09/19
|Address=Online
}}

CA for Beginners September 2023

2023-06-13T21:14:46Z

CharlesAntaki:

{{Announcement
|Announcement Type=Training, Workshop
|Full title=CA for Beginners September 2023
|Short title=CA for Beginners
|Short summary=[not yet]
|Announcement text=Loughborough University's Discourse and Rhetoric Group<a href="https://darg.lboro.ac.uk"></a> holds a number of workshops on Conversation Analysis throughout the year.

Our next one-day CA for Beginners workshop will be held remotely on Tuesday 19th September 2023.

The day will start at 10.00 am and end at 5.00 pm, UK time.

Led by Loughborough faculty Charles Antaki, Emma Richardson, Magnus Hamman, Jessica Robles and Saul Albert, the workshop is meant for anyone who has a growing interest in CA – perhaps they have heard of it, come across it in their studies, or are working in a group which uses it as an approach for research. It would also be useful for anyone starting out on research which may take them down the line of analysing talk in great detail.

The kinds of questions we will cover include:

<ul>
<li>What is the relationship between CA and discourse analysis?
<li>Why does CA insist on the close analysis of talk, with very detailed transcription?
<li>What does CA us about what people are doing in everyday life?
<li>Can we use CA to understand institutional encounters, for example medical consultations or police interviews?
<li>How can I use CA in my research?
</ul>

The day will include hands-on group work and will cover these elements of working with recorded data:
<ul>
<li>How to transcribe, how to identify the components of turns
<li>How to identify actions
<li>How to build a collection
<li>How to develop an argument in conversation analysis
</ul>

Cost:
£40 for waged or funded academics (staff members, post-docs, funded postgraduates..)

If you are unwaged or unfunded, please contact us to see about a waiver.

If you work for a commercial organisation and would like to attend, please get in touch with us to discuss a fee.

Attendance and registration:
Please note: numbers are kept low.
First contact Charles Antaki (email below) to express your interest. Once your application has been accepted, registration will be via the Loughborough University Online Store.

For more information: email Charles Antaki at this address: [mailto:c.antaki@lboro.ac.uk?Subject=URL%20CA%20SBeginners&body=Body%20Text info].
|Year=2023
|Categories (tags)=Uncategorized;
|From date=2023/09/19
|To date=2023/09/19
|Address=Online
}}

CA for Beginners September 2023

2023-06-13T21:13:55Z

CharlesAntaki:

{{Announcement
|Announcement Type=Training, Workshop
|Full title=CA for Beginners September 2023
|Short title=CA for Beginners
|Short summary=[not yet]
|Announcement text=Loughborough University's Discourse and Rhetoric Group<a href="https://darg.lboro.ac.uk"></a> holds a number of workshops on Conversation Analysis throughout the year.

Our next one-day CA for Beginners workshop will be held remotely on Tuesday 19th September 2023.

The day will start at 10.00 am and end at 5.00 pm, UK time.

Led by Loughborough faculty Charles Antaki, Emma Richardson, Magnus Hamman, Jessica Robles and Saul Albert, the workshop is meant for anyone who has a growing interest in CA – perhaps they have heard of it, come across it in their studies, or are working in a group which uses it as an approach for research. It would also be useful for anyone starting out on research which may take them down the line of analysing talk in great detail.

The kinds of questions we will cover include:

<ul>
<li>What is the relationship between CA and discourse analysis?
<li>Why does CA insist on the close analysis of talk, with very detailed transcription?
<li>What does CA us about what people are doing in everyday life?
<li>Can we use CA to understand institutional encounters, for example medical consultations or police interviews?
<li>How can I use CA in my research?
</ul>

The day will include hands-on group work and will cover these elements of working with recorded data:
<ul>
<li>How to transcribe, how to identify the components of turns
<li>How to identify actions
<li>How to build a collection
<li>How to develop an argument in conversation analysis
</ul>

Cost:
£40 for waged or funded academics (staff members, post-docs, funded postgraduates..)

If you are unwaged or unfunded, please contact us to see about a waiver.

If you work for a commercial organisation and would like to attend, please get in touch with us to discuss a fee.

Attendance and registration:
Please note: numbers are kept low.
First contact Charles Antaki (email below) to express your interest. Once your application has been accepted, registration will be via the Loughborough University Online Store.

For more information: email Charles Antaki at this address: [mailto:c.antaki@lboro.ac.uk?Subject=URL%20Encoded%20Subject&body=Body%20Text info].
|Year=2023
|Categories (tags)=Uncategorized;
|From date=2023/09/19
|To date=2023/09/19
|Address=Online
}}

CA for Beginners September 2023

2023-06-13T15:44:48Z

CharlesAntaki:

{{Announcement
|Announcement Type=Training, Workshop
|Full title=CA for Beginners September 2023
|Short title=CA for Beginners
|Short summary=[not yet]
|Announcement text=Loughborough University's Discourse and Rhetoric Group<a href="https://darg.lboro.ac.uk"></a> holds a number of workshops on Conversation Analysis throughout the year.

Our next one-day CA for Beginners workshop will be held remotely on Tuesday 19th September 2023.

The day will start at 10.00 am and end at 5.00 pm, UK time.

Led by Loughborough faculty Charles Antaki, Emma Richardson, Magnus Hamman, Jessica Robles and Saul Albert, the workshop is meant for anyone who has a growing interest in CA – perhaps they have heard of it, come across it in their studies, or are working in a group which uses it as an approach for research. It would also be useful for anyone starting out on research which may take them down the line of analysing talk in great detail.

The kinds of questions we will cover include:

<ul>
<li>What is the relationship between CA and discourse analysis?
<li>Why does CA insist on the close analysis of talk, with very detailed transcription?
<li>What does CA us about what people are doing in everyday life?
<li>Can we use CA to understand institutional encounters, for example medical consultations or police interviews?
<li>How can I use CA in my research?
</ul>

The day will include hands-on group work and will cover these elements of working with recorded data:
<ul>
<li>How to transcribe, how to identify the components of turns
<li>How to identify actions
<li>How to build a collection
<li>How to develop an argument in conversation analysis
</ul>

Cost:
£40 for waged or funded academics (staff members, post-docs, funded postgraduates..)

If you are unwaged or unfunded, please contact us to see about a waiver.

If you work for a commercial organisation and would like to attend, please get in touch with us to discuss a fee.

Attendance and registration:
Please note: numbers are kept low.
First contact Charles Antaki (email below) to express your interest. Once your application has been accepted, registration will be via the Loughborough University Online Store.

For more information: email Charles Antaki at this address: c.antaki@lboro.ac.uk.
|Year=2023
|Categories (tags)=Uncategorized;
|From date=2023/09/19
|To date=2023/09/19
|Address=Online
}}

CA for Beginners September 2023

2023-06-13T15:42:54Z

CharlesAntaki:

{{Announcement
|Announcement Type=Training, Workshop
|Full title=CA for Beginners September 2023
|Short title=CA for Beginners
|Short summary=[not yet]
|Announcement text=Loughborough University's Discourse and Rhetoric Group<a href="https://darg.lboro.ac.uk"></a> holds a number of workshops on Conversation Analysis throughout the year.

Our next one-day CA for Beginners workshop will be held remotely on Tuesday 19th September 2023.

Please note: numbers are kept low.

The day will start at 10.00 am and end at 5.00 pm, UK time.

Led by Loughborough faculty Charles Antaki, Emma Richardson, Magnus Hamman, Jessica Robles and Saul Albert, the workshop is meant for anyone who has a growing interest in CA – perhaps they have heard of it, come across it in their studies, or are working in a group which uses it as an approach for research. It would also be useful for anyone starting out on research which may take them down the line of analysing talk in great detail.

The kinds of questions we will cover include:

<ul>
<li>What is the relationship between CA and discourse analysis?
<li>Why does CA insist on the close analysis of talk, with very detailed transcription?
<li>What does CA us about what people are doing in everyday life?
<li>Can we use CA to understand institutional encounters, for example medical consultations or police interviews?
<li>How can I use CA in my research?
</ul>

The day will include hands-on group work and will cover these elements of working with recorded data:
<ul>
<li>How to transcribe, how to identify the components of turns
<li>How to identify actions
<li>How to build a collection
<li>How to develop an argument in conversation analysis
</ul>

Cost:
£40 for waged or funded academics (staff members, post-docs, funded postgraduates..)

If you are unwaged or unfunded, please contact us to see about a waiver.

If you work for a commercial organisation and would like to attend, please get in touch with us to discuss a fee.

Attendance and registration: Please first apply to Charles Antaki (email below) to express your interest. Once your application has been accepted, registration will be via the Loughborough University Online Store.

For more information: email Charles Antaki at this address: c.antaki@lboro.ac.uk.
|Year=2023
|Categories (tags)=Uncategorized;
|From date=2023/09/19
|To date=2023/09/19
|Address=Online
}}

CA for Beginners September 2023

2023-06-13T15:41:52Z

CharlesAntaki:

{{Announcement
|Announcement Type=Training, Workshop
|Full title=CA for Beginners September 2023
|Short title=CA for Beginners
|Short summary=[not yet]
|Announcement text=Loughborough University's <a href="https://darg.lboro.ac.uk">Discourse and Rhetoric Group</a> holds a number of workshops on Conversation Analysis throughout the year.

Our next one-day CA for Beginners workshop will be held remotely on Tuesday 19th September 2023.

Please note: numbers are kept low.

The day will start at 10.00 am and end at 5.00 pm, UK time.

Led by Loughborough faculty Charles Antaki, Emma Richardson, Magnus Hamman, Jessica Robles and Saul Albert, the workshop is meant for anyone who has a growing interest in CA – perhaps they have heard of it, come across it in their studies, or are working in a group which uses it as an approach for research. It would also be useful for anyone starting out on research which may take them down the line of analysing talk in great detail.

The kinds of questions we will cover include:

<ul>
<li>What is the relationship between CA and discourse analysis?
<li>Why does CA insist on the close analysis of talk, with very detailed transcription?
<li>What does CA us about what people are doing in everyday life?
<li>Can we use CA to understand institutional encounters, for example medical consultations or police interviews?
<li>How can I use CA in my research?
</ul>

The day will include hands-on group work and will cover these elements of working with recorded data:
<ul>
<li>How to transcribe, how to identify the components of turns
<li>How to identify actions
<li>How to build a collection
<li>How to develop an argument in conversation analysis
</ul>

Cost:
£40 for waged or funded academics (staff members, post-docs, funded postgraduates..)

If you are unwaged or unfunded, please contact us to see about a waiver.

If you work for a commercial organisation and would like to attend, please get in touch with us to discuss a fee.

Attendance and registration: Please first apply to Charles Antaki (email below) to express your interest. Once your application has been accepted, registration will be via the Loughborough University Online Store.

For more information: email Charles Antaki at this address: c.antaki@lboro.ac.uk.
|Year=2023
|Categories (tags)=Uncategorized;
|From date=2023/09/19
|To date=2023/09/19
|Address=Online
}}

CA for Beginners September 2023

2023-06-13T15:38:22Z

CharlesAntaki:

{{Announcement
|Announcement Type=Training, Workshop
|Full title=CA for Beginners September 2023
|Short title=CA for Beginners
|Short summary=[not yet]
|Announcement text=Loughborough University holds a number of workshops on Conversation Analysis throughout the year.

Our next one-day CA for Beginners workshop will be held remotely on Tuesday 19th September 2023.

Please note: numbers are kept low.

The day will start at 10.00 am and end at 5.00 pm, UK time.

Led by Loughborough faculty Charles Antaki, Emma Richardson, Magnus Hamman, Jessica Robles and Saul Albert, the workshop is meant for anyone who has a growing interest in CA – perhaps they have heard of it, come across it in their studies, or are working in a group which uses it as an approach for research. It would also be useful for anyone starting out on research which may take them down the line of analysing talk in great detail.

The kinds of questions we will cover include:

<ul>
<li>What is the relationship between CA and discourse analysis?
<li>Why does CA insist on the close analysis of talk, with very detailed transcription?
<li>What does CA us about what people are doing in everyday life?
<li>Can we use CA to understand institutional encounters, for example medical consultations or police interviews?
<li>How can I use CA in my research?
</ul>

The day will include hands-on group work and will cover these elements of working with recorded data:
<ul>
<li>How to transcribe, how to identify the components of turns
<li>How to identify actions
<li>How to build a collection
<li>How to develop an argument in conversation analysis
</ul>

Cost:
£40 for waged or funded academics (staff members, post-docs, funded postgraduates..)

If you are unwaged or unfunded, please contact us to see about a waiver.

If you work for a commercial organisation and would like to attend, please get in touch with us to discuss a fee.

Attendance and registration: Please first apply to Charles Antaki (email below) to express your interest. Once your application has been accepted, registration will be via the Loughborough University Online Store.

For more information: email Charles Antaki at this address: c.antaki@lboro.ac.uk.
|Year=2023
|Categories (tags)=Uncategorized;
|From date=2023/09/19
|To date=2023/09/19
|Address=Online
}}

CA for Beginners September 2023

2023-06-13T15:37:16Z

CharlesAntaki:

{{Announcement
|Announcement Type=Training, Workshop
|Full title=CA for Beginners September 2023
|Short title=CA for Beginners
|Short summary=[not yet]
|Announcement text=Loughborough University holds a number of workshops on Conversation Analysis throughout the year.

Our next one-day CA for Beginners workshop will be held remotely on Tuesday 19th September 2023.

Please note: numbers are kept low.

The day will start at 10.00 am and end at 5.00 pm, UK time.

Led by Loughborough faculty Charles Antaki, Emma Richardson, Magnus Hamman, Jessica Robles and Saul Albert, the workshop is meant for anyone who has a growing interest in CA – perhaps they have heard of it, come across it in their studies, or are working in a group which uses it as an approach for research. It would also be useful for anyone starting out on research which may take them down the line of analysing talk in great detail.

The kinds of questions we will cover include:

<ul>
<li>What is the relationship between CA and discourse analysis?
<li>Why does CA insist on the close analysis of talk, with very detailed transcription?
<li>What does CA us about what people are doing in everyday life?
<li>Can we use CA to understand institutional encounters, for example medical consultations or police interviews?
<li>How can I use CA in my research?
</ul>
The day will include hands-on group work and will cover these elements of working with recorded data:

<ul>
<li>How to transcribe, how to identify the components of turns
<li>How to identify actions
<li>How to build a collection
<li>How to develop an argument in conversation analysis
</ul>

Cost:
£40 for waged or funded academics (staff members, post-docs, funded postgraduates..)

If you are unwaged or unfunded, please contact us to see about a waiver.

If you work for a commercial organisation and would like to attend, please get in touch with us to discuss a fee.

Attendance and registration: Please first apply to Charles Antaki (email below) to express your interest. Once your application has been accepted, registration will be via the Loughborough University Online Store.

For more information: email Charles Antaki at this address: c.antaki@lboro.ac.uk.
|Year=2023
|Categories (tags)=Uncategorized;
|From date=2023/09/19
|To date=2023/09/19
|Address=Online
}}

CA for Beginners September 2023

2023-06-13T15:35:19Z

CharlesAntaki:

{{Announcement
|Announcement Type=Training, Workshop
|Full title=CA for Beginners September 2023
|Short title=CA for Beginners
|Short summary=[not yet]
|Announcement text=Loughborough University holds a number of workshops on Conversation Analysis throughout the year.

Our next one-day CA for Beginners workshop will be held remotely on Tuesday 19th September 2023.

Please note: numbers are kept low.

The day will start at 10.00 am and end at 5.00 pm, UK time.

Led by Loughborough faculty Charles Antaki, Emma Richardson, Magnus Hamman, Jessica Robles and Saul Albert, the workshop is meant for anyone who has a growing interest in CA – perhaps they have heard of it, come across it in their studies, or are working in a group which uses it as an approach for research. It would also be useful for anyone starting out on research which may take them down the line of analysing talk in great detail.

The kinds of questions we will cover include:

<ul>
<li>What is the relationship between CA and discourse analysis?
<li>Why does CA insist on the close analysis of talk, with very detailed transcription?
<li>What does CA us about what people are doing in everyday life?
<li>Can we use CA to understand institutional encounters, for example medical consultations or police interviews?
<li>How can I use CA in my research?
</ul>
The day will include hands-on group work and will cover these elements of working with recorded data:

How to transcribe, how to identify the components of turns
How to identify actions
How to build a collection
How to develop an argument in conversation analysis
Cost:

£40 for waged or funded academics (staff members, post-docs, funded postgraduates..)
If you are unwaged or unfunded, please contact us to see about a waiver
If you work for a commercial organisation and would like to attend, please get in touch with us to discuss a fee.
Attendance and registration: Please first apply to Charles Antaki (email below) to express your interest. Once your application has been accepted, registration will be via the Loughborough University Online Store

For more information: email Charles Antaki at this address: c.antaki@lboro.ac.uk.
|Year=2023
|Categories (tags)=Uncategorized;
|From date=2023/09/19
|To date=2023/09/19
|Address=Online
}}

CA for Beginners September 2023

2023-06-13T15:33:41Z

CharlesAntaki:

{{Announcement
|Announcement Type=Training, Workshop
|Full title=CA for Beginners September 2023
|Short title=CA for Beginners
|Short summary=[not yet]
|Announcement text=Loughborough University holds a number of workshops on Conversation Analysis throughout the year.

Our next one-day CA for Beginners workshop will be held remotely on Tuesday 19th September 2023.

Please note: numbers are kept low.

The day will start at 10.00 am and end at 5.00 pm, UK time.

Led by Loughborough faculty Charles Antaki, Emma Richardson, Magnus Hamman, Jessica Robles and Saul Albert, the workshop is meant for anyone who has a growing interest in CA – perhaps they have heard of it, come across it in their studies, or are working in a group which uses it as an approach for research. It would also be useful for anyone starting out on research which may take them down the line of analysing talk in great detail.

The kinds of questions we will cover include:

What is the relationship between CA and discourse analysis?
Why does CA insist on the close analysis of talk, with very detailed transcription?
What does CA us about what people are doing in everyday life?
Can we use CA to understand institutional encounters, for example medical consultations or police interviews?
How can I use CA in my research?
The day will include hands-on group work and will cover these elements of working with recorded data:

How to transcribe, how to identify the components of turns
How to identify actions
How to build a collection
How to develop an argument in conversation analysis
Cost:

£40 for waged or funded academics (staff members, post-docs, funded postgraduates..)
If you are unwaged or unfunded, please contact us to see about a waiver
If you work for a commercial organisation and would like to attend, please get in touch with us to discuss a fee.
Attendance and registration: Please first apply to Charles Antaki (email below) to express your interest. Once your application has been accepted, registration will be via the Loughborough University Online Store

For more information: email Charles Antaki at this address: c.antaki@lboro.ac.uk.
|Year=2023
|Categories (tags)=Uncategorized;
|From date=2023/09/19
|To date=2023/09/19
|Address=Online
}}

CA for Beginners September 2023

2023-06-13T15:32:18Z

CharlesAntaki:

{{Announcement
|Announcement Type=Training, Workshop
|Full title=CA for Beginners September 2023
|Short title=CA for Beginners
|Short summary=[not yet]
|Announcement text=Loughborough University holds a number of workshops on Conversation Analysis throughout the year.

Our next one-day CA for Beginners workshop will be held remotely on Thursday 19th January 2023.

Please note: numbers are kept low, and the attenders' list for January 2023 is now (Oct 21st) full.

The day will start at 10.00 am and end at 5.00 pm, UK time.

Led by Loughborough faculty Charles Antaki, Emma Richardson, Magnus Hamman, Jessica Robles and Saul Albert, the workshop is meant for anyone who has a growing interest in CA – perhaps they have heard of it, come across it in their studies, or are working in a group which uses it as an approach for research. It would also be useful for anyone starting out on research which may take them down the line of analysing talk in great detail.

The kinds of questions we will cover include:

What is the relationship between CA and discourse analysis?
Why does CA insist on the close analysis of talk, with very detailed transcription?
What does CA us about what people are doing in everyday life?
Can we use CA to understand institutional encounters, for example medical consultations or police interviews?
How can I use CA in my research?
The day will include hands-on group work and will cover these elements of working with recorded data:

How to transcribe, how to identify the components of turns
How to identify actions
How to build a collection
How to develop an argument in conversation analysis
Cost:

£40 for waged or funded academics (staff members, post-docs, funded postgraduates..)
If you are unwaged or unfunded, please contact us to see about a waiver
If you work for a commercial organisation and would like to attend, please get in touch with us to discuss a fee.
Attendance and registration: Please first apply to Charles Antaki (email below) to express your interest. Once your application has been accepted, registration will be via the Loughborough University Online Store

For more information: email Charles Antaki at this address: c.antaki@lboro.ac.uk.
|Year=2023
|Categories (tags)=Uncategorized;
|From date=2023/09/19
|To date=2023/09/19
|Address=Online
}}

CA for Beginners September 2023

2023-06-13T15:30:41Z

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{{Announcement
|Announcement Type=Training, Workshop
|Full title=CA for Beginners September 2023
|Short title=CA for Beginners
|Short summary=[not yet]
|Announcement text=Details:

Loughborough University holds a number of workshops on Conversation Analysis throughout the year.

Our next one-day CA for Beginners workshop will be held remotely on Thursday 19th January 2023.

Please note: numbers are kept low, and the attenders' list for January 2023 is now (Oct 21st) full.

The day will start at 10.00 am and end at 5.00 pm, UK time.

Led by Loughborough faculty Charles Antaki, Marco Pino, Jessica Robles and Saul Albert, the workshop is meant for anyone who has a growing interest in CA – perhaps they have heard of it, come across it in their studies, or are working in a group which uses it as an approach for research. It would also be useful for anyone starting out on research which may take them down the line of analysing talk in great detail.

The kinds of questions we will cover include:

What is the relationship between CA and discourse analysis?
Why does CA insist on the close analysis of talk, with very detailed transcription?
What does CA us about what people are doing in everyday life?
Can we use CA to understand institutional encounters, for example medical consultations or police interviews?
How can I use CA in my research?
The day will include hands-on group work and will cover these elements of working with recorded data:

How to transcribe, how to identify the components of turns
How to identify actions
How to build a collection
How to develop an argument in conversation analysis
Cost:

£40 for waged or funded academics (staff members, post-docs, funded postgraduates..)
If you are unwaged or unfunded, please contact us to see about a waiver
If you work for a commercial organisation and would like to attend, please get in touch with us to discuss a fee.
Attendance and registration: Please first apply to Charles Antaki (email below) to express your interest. Once your application has been accepted, registration will be via the Loughborough University Online Store

For more information: email Charles Antaki at this address c.antaki@lboro.ac.uk.
|Year=2023
|Categories (tags)=Uncategorized;
|From date=2023/09/19
|To date=2023/09/19
|Address=Online
}}

CA Beginners January 2023

2022-10-21T15:00:50Z

CharlesAntaki:

{{Announcement
|Announcement Type=Training, Workshop
|Full title=CA for Beginners January 19th, 2023 [Registration now closed]
|Short title=CA Beginners Jan2023
|Short summary=Loughborough University's next one-day CA for Beginners workshop will be held online on Thursday 19th January 2023. Contact c.antaki@Lboro.ac.uk for more info
|Announcement text=Loughborough University holds a number of workshops on Conversation Analysis throughout the year.

Our next one-day CA for Beginners workshop will be held remotely on Thursday 19th January 2023. 

Please note: numbers are kept low, and the attenders' list for January 2023 is now (Oct 21st) full. 

The day will start at 10.00 am and end at 5.00 pm, UK time.

Led by Loughborough faculty Charles Antaki, Marco Pino, Jessica Robles and Saul Albert, the workshop is meant for anyone who has a growing interest in CA – perhaps they have heard of it, come across it in their studies, or are working in a group which uses it as an approach for research. It would also be useful for anyone starting out on research which may take them down the line of analysing talk in great detail.

The kinds of questions we will cover include:
* What is the relationship between CA and discourse analysis?
* Why does CA insist on the close analysis of talk, with very detailed transcription?
* What does CA us about what people are doing in everyday life?
* Can we use CA to understand institutional encounters, for example medical consultations or police interviews?
* How can I use CA in my research?

The day will include hands-on group work and will cover these elements of working with recorded data:
* How to transcribe, how to identify the components of turns
* How to identify actions
* How to build a collection
* How to develop an argument in conversation analysis

Cost:
* £40 for waged or funded academics (staff members, post-docs, funded postgraduates..)
* If you are unwaged or unfunded, please contact us to see about a waiver
* If you work for a commercial organisation and would like to attend, please get in touch with us to discuss a fee.

Attendance and registration: Please first apply to Charles Antaki (email below) to express your interest.
Once your application has been accepted, registration will be via the Loughborough University Online Store

For more information: email Charles Antaki at this address c.antaki@lboro.ac.uk.

------
Note
If interested in the application of conversation analysis to healthcare interactions, please see our other workshop here <http://emcawiki.net/Online_workshop_in_conversation_analysis_and_healthcare_interactions">
|Year=2023
|Categories (tags)=Uncategorized;
|From date=2023/01/19
|To date=2023/01/19
}}

CA Beginners January 2023

2022-10-21T14:59:44Z

CharlesAntaki:

{{Announcement
|Announcement Type=Training, Workshop
|Full title=CA for Beginners January 19th, 2023 [Registration now closed]
|Short title=CA Beginners Jan2023
|Short summary=Loughborough University's next one-day CA for Beginners workshop will be held online on Thursday 19th January 2023. Contact c.antaki@Lboro.ac.uk for more info
|Announcement text=Loughborough University holds a number of workshops on Conversation Analysis throughout the year.

Our next one-day CA for Beginners workshop will be held remotely on Thursday 19th January 2023. 

Please note: numbers are kept low, and the attenders' list for January 2023 is now (Oct 21st) full. 

The day will start at 10.00 am and end at 5.00 pm, UK time.

Led by Loughborough faculty Charles Antaki, Marco Pino, Jessica Robles and Saul Albert, the workshop is meant for anyone who has a growing interest in CA – perhaps they have heard of it, come across it in their studies, or are working in a group which uses it as an approach for research. It would also be useful for anyone starting out on research which may take them down the line of analysing talk in great detail.

The kinds of questions we will cover include:
* What is the relationship between CA and discourse analysis?
* Why does CA insist on the close analysis of talk, with very detailed transcription?
* What does CA us about what people are doing in everyday life?
* Can we use CA to understand institutional encounters, for example medical consultations or police interviews?
* How can I use CA in my research?

The day will include hands-on group work and will cover these elements of working with recorded data:
* How to transcribe, how to identify the components of turns
* How to identify actions
* How to build a collection
* How to develop an argument in conversation analysis

Cost:
* £40 for waged or funded academics (staff members, post-docs, funded postgraduates..)
* If you are unwaged or unfunded, please contact us to see about a waiver
* If you work for a commercial organisation and would like to attend, please get in touch with us to discuss a fee.

Attendance and registration: Please first apply to Charles Antaki (email below) to express your interest.
Once your application has been accepted, registration will be via the Loughborough University Online Store

For more information: email Charles Antaki at this address c.antaki@lboro.ac.uk.

------
Note
If interested in the application of conversation analysis to healthcare interactions, please see our other workshop here <http://emcawiki.net/Online_workshop_in_conversation_analysis_and_healthcare_interactions">
|Year=2023
|Categories (tags)=Uncategorized;
|From date=2023/01/19
|To date=2023/01/19
}}

CA Beginners January 2023

2022-10-21T14:58:50Z

CharlesAntaki:

{{Announcement
|Announcement Type=Training, Workshop
|Full title=CA for Beginners January 19th, 2023 [Registration now closed]
|Short title=CA Beginners Jan2023
|Short summary=Loughborough University's next one-day CA for Beginners workshop will be held online on Thursday 19th January 2023. Contact c.antaki@Lboro.ac.uk for more info
|Announcement text=Loughborough University holds a number of workshops on Conversation Analysis throughout the year.

Our next one-day CA for Beginners workshop will be held remotely on Thursday 19th January 2023. 

Numbers are kept low, and the attenders' list for January 2023 is now (Oct 21st) full.

The day will start at 10.00 am and end at 5.00 pm, UK time.

Led by Loughborough faculty Charles Antaki, Marco Pino, Jessica Robles and Saul Albert, the workshop is meant for anyone who has a growing interest in CA – perhaps they have heard of it, come across it in their studies, or are working in a group which uses it as an approach for research. It would also be useful for anyone starting out on research which may take them down the line of analysing talk in great detail.

The kinds of questions we will cover include:
* What is the relationship between CA and discourse analysis?
* Why does CA insist on the close analysis of talk, with very detailed transcription?
* What does CA us about what people are doing in everyday life?
* Can we use CA to understand institutional encounters, for example medical consultations or police interviews?
* How can I use CA in my research?

The day will include hands-on group work and will cover these elements of working with recorded data:
* How to transcribe, how to identify the components of turns
* How to identify actions
* How to build a collection
* How to develop an argument in conversation analysis

Cost:
* £40 for waged or funded academics (staff members, post-docs, funded postgraduates..)
* If you are unwaged or unfunded, please contact us to see about a waiver
* If you work for a commercial organisation and would like to attend, please get in touch with us to discuss a fee.

Attendance and registration: Please first apply to Charles Antaki (email below) to express your interest.
Once your application has been accepted, registration will be via the Loughborough University Online Store

For more information: email Charles Antaki at this address c.antaki@lboro.ac.uk.

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Note
If interested in the application of conversation analysis to healthcare interactions, please see our other workshop here <http://emcawiki.net/Online_workshop_in_conversation_analysis_and_healthcare_interactions">
|Year=2023
|Categories (tags)=Uncategorized;
|From date=2023/01/19
|To date=2023/01/19
}}

CA Beginners January 2023

2022-10-21T14:58:14Z

CharlesAntaki:

{{Announcement
|Announcement Type=Training, Workshop
|Full title=CA for Beginners January 19th, 2023 [Registration now closed]
|Short title=CA Beginners Jan2023
|Short summary=Loughborough University's next one-day CA for Beginners workshop will be held online on Thursday 19th January 2023. Contact c.antaki@Lboro.ac.uk for more info
|Announcement text=Loughborough University holds a number of workshops on Conversation Analysis throughout the year.

Our next one-day CA for Beginners workshop will be held remotely on Thursday 19th January 2023. 
Numbers are kept low, and the attenders' list for January 2023 is now (Oct 21st) full.

The day will start at 10.00 am and end at 5.00 pm, UK time.

Led by Loughborough faculty Charles Antaki, Marco Pino, Jessica Robles and Saul Albert, the workshop is meant for anyone who has a growing interest in CA – perhaps they have heard of it, come across it in their studies, or are working in a group which uses it as an approach for research. It would also be useful for anyone starting out on research which may take them down the line of analysing talk in great detail.

The kinds of questions we will cover include:
* What is the relationship between CA and discourse analysis?
* Why does CA insist on the close analysis of talk, with very detailed transcription?
* What does CA us about what people are doing in everyday life?
* Can we use CA to understand institutional encounters, for example medical consultations or police interviews?
* How can I use CA in my research?

The day will include hands-on group work and will cover these elements of working with recorded data:
* How to transcribe, how to identify the components of turns
* How to identify actions
* How to build a collection
* How to develop an argument in conversation analysis

Cost:
* £40 for waged or funded academics (staff members, post-docs, funded postgraduates..)
* If you are unwaged or unfunded, please contact us to see about a waiver
* If you work for a commercial organisation and would like to attend, please get in touch with us to discuss a fee.

Attendance and registration: Please first apply to Charles Antaki (email below) to express your interest.
Once your application has been accepted, registration will be via the Loughborough University Online Store

For more information: email Charles Antaki at this address c.antaki@lboro.ac.uk.

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Note
If interested in the application of conversation analysis to healthcare interactions, please see our other workshop here <http://emcawiki.net/Online_workshop_in_conversation_analysis_and_healthcare_interactions">
|Year=2023
|Categories (tags)=Uncategorized;
|From date=2023/01/19
|To date=2023/01/19
}}

CA Beginners January 2023

2022-10-04T13:44:31Z

CharlesAntaki:

{{Announcement
|Announcement Type=Training, Workshop
|Full title=CA for Beginners January 19th, 2023
|Short title=CA Beginners Jan2023
|Short summary=Loughborough University's next one-day CA for Beginners workshop will be held online on Thursday 19th January 2023. Contact c.antaki@Lboro.ac.uk for more info
|Announcement text=Loughborough University holds a number of workshops on Conversation Analysis throughout the year.

Our next one-day CA for Beginners workshop will be held remotely on Thursday 19th January 2023. 

The day will start at 10.00 am and end at 5.00 pm, UK time.

Led by Loughborough faculty Charles Antaki, Marco Pino, Jessica Robles and Saul Albert, the workshop is meant for anyone who has a growing interest in CA – perhaps they have heard of it, come across it in their studies, or are working in a group which uses it as an approach for research. It would also be useful for anyone starting out on research which may take them down the line of analysing talk in great detail.

The kinds of questions we will cover include:
* What is the relationship between CA and discourse analysis?
* Why does CA insist on the close analysis of talk, with very detailed transcription?
* What does CA us about what people are doing in everyday life?
* Can we use CA to understand institutional encounters, for example medical consultations or police interviews?
* How can I use CA in my research?

The day will include hands-on group work and will cover these elements of working with recorded data:
* How to transcribe, how to identify the components of turns
* How to identify actions
* How to build a collection
* How to develop an argument in conversation analysis

Cost:
* £40 for waged or funded academics (staff members, post-docs, funded postgraduates..)
* If you are unwaged or unfunded, please contact us to see about a waiver
* If you work for a commercial organisation and would like to attend, please get in touch with us to discuss a fee.

Attendance and registration: Please first apply to Charles Antaki (email below) to express your interest.
Once your application has been accepted, registration will be via the Loughborough University Online Store

For more information: email Charles Antaki at this address c.antaki@lboro.ac.uk.

------
Note
If interested in the application of conversation analysis to healthcare interactions, please see our other workshop here <http://emcawiki.net/Online_workshop_in_conversation_analysis_and_healthcare_interactions">
|Year=2023
|Categories (tags)=Uncategorized;
|From date=2023/01/19
|To date=2023/01/19
}}

CA Beginners January 2023

2022-10-04T13:27:47Z

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{{Announcement
|Announcement Type=Training, Workshop
|Full title=CA for Beginners January 19th, 2023
|Short title=CA Beginners Jan2023
|Short summary=Loughborough University's next one-day CA for Beginners workshop will be held online on Thursday 19th January 2023. Contact c.antaki@Lboro.ac.uk for more info
|Announcement text=Loughborough University holds a number of workshops on Conversation Analysis throughout the year.

Our next one-day CA for Beginners workshop will be held remotely on Thursday 19th January 2023. 

The day will start at 10.00 am and end at 5.00 pm, UK time.

Led by Loughborough faculty Charles Antaki, Marco Pino, Jessica Robles and Saul Albert, the workshop is meant for anyone who has a growing interest in CA – perhaps they have heard of it, come across it in their studies, or are working in a group which uses it as an approach for research. It would also be useful for anyone starting out on research which may take them down the line of analysing talk in great detail.

The kinds of questions we will cover include:
* What is the relationship between CA and discourse analysis?
* Why does CA insist on the close analysis of talk, with very detailed transcription?
* What does CA us about what people are doing in everyday life?
* Can we use CA to understand institutional encounters, for example medical consultations or police interviews?
* How can I use CA in my research?

The day will include hands-on group work and will cover these elements of working with recorded data:
* How to transcribe, how to identify the components of turns
* How to identify actions
* How to build a collection
* How to develop an argument in conversation analysis

Cost:
* £30 for waged academics (staff members, post-docs, funded postgraduates..)
* If you are unwaged, please contact us to see about a waiver
* If you work for a commercial organisation and would like to attend, please get in touch with us to discuss a fee.

Attendance and registration: Please first apply to Charles Antaki (email below) to express your interest.
Once your application has been accepted, registration will be via the Loughborough University Online Store

For more information: email Charles Antaki at this address c.antaki@lboro.ac.uk.

------
Note
If interested in the application of conversation analysis to healthcare interactions, please see our other workshop here <http://emcawiki.net/Online_workshop_in_conversation_analysis_and_healthcare_interactions">
|Year=2023
|Categories (tags)=Uncategorized;
|From date=2023/01/19
|To date=2023/01/19
}}