NORDISCO 2014, JYVÄSKYLÄ 12.–14.11.2014, Seminaarinmäki Campus, Seminarium (building S) WEDNESDAY 12.11.2014 8.30–9.45 9.45–10.00 10.00–11.00 Registration, 2nd floor foyer in Seminarium Opening words – Kaisa Miettinen (vice rector of JYU) and welcome – Arja Piirainen-Marsh (chair of the conference) Room: S 212 PLENARY: Anna Lindström, room: S 212 (introduced by Arja Piirainen-Marsh) The flight from conversation: Analysis of efforts to encourage clients to move from talk to text in civil service encounters 11.00–11.30 Coffee break (coffee will be served on the 2nd and 3rd floors of building S) 11.30–13.00 Parallel sessions S 203 Chair: Åsa Palviainen S 204 Chair: Riikka Nissi S 303 Chair: Arja Piirainen-Marsh Kristiina Teiss: Family attitudes and conversational strategies affecting acquisition of Estonian-Finnish bilingualism (presented in Finnish) Pekka Pälli: Relational engagement and dialogue in leadership discussions Tiina Keisanen, Leena Kuure: Investigating change Hanna-Ilona Härmävaara: Language ideologies and their representation in language choices in multilingual Finnish-Estonian interaction Piia Mikkola: Alignment and misalignment in topic shifts in performance appraisal interviews Veronica Pajaro: ”I see that you have a very varied background” : making epistemic claims on the CV Maritta Kaarina Riekki: Nexusanalytical explorations on the complexity of change in foreign language education Karianne Skovholt: Establishing scientific discourse in classroom interaction. An analysis of S 304 Panel session: Athlete’s identity: Moving, remembering, negotiating Organizer: Tatiana Ryba Noora Ronkainen, Tatiana V. Ryba, Mark S. Nesti: Narrative construction of identity of male endurance athletes in the Nordic context Anna Kavoura, Tatiana V. Ryba, Marja Kokkonen, Stiliani Chroni: Cultural discourses and the identity interplay of female as a resource for negotiating professional identities in job interviews CANCELLED 13.00–14.00 communication skill training in teacher education Finnish judokas Tatiana V. Ryba, Noora J. Ronkainen, Harri Selänne: Raptured embodiment: Athletic identity in transition Lunch (in restaurant Tilia, building T) 14.00–15.30 Parallel sessions S 203 S 204 Chair: Elin Almér Charlotta Plejert, Ali Reza Majlesi: Interpreter-mediated dementia evaluations: On the use of artefacts in tests of cognitive functioning Tiina Pitkäjärvi: Representing Rosa Bandet (The Pink Ribbon): The commodification of social struggle in Swedish corporate and organizational discourse Elina Weiste: Describing therapeutic projects across sequences: Balancing between collaboration and challenging Liisa Voutilainen, Pentti Henttonen, Mikko Kahri, Niklas Ravaja, Mikko Sams, Anssi Peräkylä: Formulation-response sequences and psychophysiological activation in psychotherapy Suvi Honkanen, Esa Lehtinen: Foregrounding future solutions: Organization-internal memos as a means of recontextualising meeting talk S 303 Panel session: Visibilities and invisibilities of migrants in Finnish and Swedish language policy debates: a multisited approach Organizers: Taina Saarinen, Pasi Ihalainen Sally Boyd, Åsa Palviainen: Bilingual schools for whom? The (in)visibility of migrant and bilingual families and debaters in a newspaper debate in Finland Mats Wickström: Making the case for the mother tongue: Ethnic activism and the emergence of a new policy discourse on nonSwedish mother tongue teaching in post-war Sweden S 304 Panel session: Learner initiatives in classroom interaction Organizers: Niina Lilja, Leila Kääntä Liisa Tainio, Inkeri Lehtimaja: Students’ self-selected turns about gender and sexuality in Finnish as a second language classrooms Saija Merke: Expression of disagreement in student-initiated question sequences: A comparison of two question formats Niina Lilja: Social studies in Finnish: Student-initiated question sequences during classes of social studies for L2 users of Finnish 15.30–16.00 Coffee break (building S) 16.00–17.30 Parallel sessions S 204 Chair: Minna Suni Riikka Nissi: Spelling out consequences. Conditional constructions as means to resist proposals in meeting interaction Marie Flinkfeldt: Legitimacy and knowledge in sick leave status meetings in Sweden S 303 Panel session: Visibilities and invisibilities of migrants in Finnish and Swedish language policy debates: a multisited approach (CONT.) Pasi Ihalainen, Taina Saarinen: Visible and invisible minorities in Finnish and Swedish parliamentary debates on language legislation Mika Lähteenmäki, Sari Pöyhönen: Constructions of ´Old´and 'New´ in discourses about Russian-speakers in Finland Mia Halonen, Tarja Nikula, Taina Saarinen, Mirja Tarnanen: Making a minority disappear: defamiliarization of Swedish into a 'foreign' language in Finnish comprehensive school 18.00–19.30 S 304 Panel session: Learner initiatives in classroom interaction (CONT.) Pilvi Heinonen: Teachers' responses to student-generated questions – a potential for collaborative knowledge construction Leila Kääntä: Initiating action during homework checking – students’ interactional practices of negotiating epistemic positions Teppo Jakonen: 'For your ears only': taking on learning opportunities in peer talk during whole-class activities Conference reception at the City Hall, sponsored by the City of Jyväskylä (address: Vapaudenkatu 32) THURSDAY 13.11.2014 9.00–10.30 Parallel sessions S 203 Panel session: Language policing in academia: a discourse perspective Organizers: Anna Solin, Anne Mäntynen S 204 Panel session: Word order and social action Organizers: Jan Lindström, Leelo Keevallik Introduction Introduction (15 min.) S 303 Panel session: Online (dis)identifications and the changing notion of “Finnishness” Organizers: Sirpa Leppänen, Elina Westinen, Mia Halonen Introduction Janus Mortensen: Context and local language management: Language choice in multilingual university settings 9.15 Jakob Steensig, Trine Heinemann: Two constructions for claiming no knowledge in second position Anna Solin, Niina Hynninen: Policing teacher talk in English: norm negotiations in the context of institutional language support 9.40 Anne-Marie Londen: Responsive actions and word-order variations with Swedish 'jag vet inte/inte vet jag' (I don't know) Anne Mäntynen: Language policy in practice: Language regulation in the assessment of maturity tests 10.05 Jan Lindström: Responsive actions with the Swedish adverb ’nog’ (’surely’) in initial and later turn positions Kytölä, Samu: “Who sings the national anthem?”: ‘New’ Finns, banal patriotism and counterpatriotism in online football discourse Westinen, Elina: Migrant rap artists on/offline: Construction of ‘new’ Finnishness Halonen, Mia: "Academic family" – Online construction of ‘A Class’ S 304 Panel session: Negotiating and resisting language policies and practices in bi/multilingual preschools: children’s agency in language maintenance and shift Organizers: Polly Björk-Willén, Asta Cekaite Introduction – Language policy and language use in Swedish and Finnish preschools and homes Sally Boyd, Cajsa Ottesjö, Juliana Zapata: How adults’ monolingual policy becomes children’s bilingual practice in an English-medium pre-school in Sweden Tünde Puskás: Opportunities and challenges of bilingualism in a trilingual preschool group Asta Cekaite, Ann-Carita Evaldsson: Meta sociolinguistic stancetaking and collusive heteroglossic practices: Mimicking and mockery in immigrant children’s interactions in a Swedish preschool 10.30–11.00 Coffee break (building S) 11.00–12.30 S 203 Panel session: Language policing in academia: a discourse perspective (CONT.) Josep Soler-Carbonell Speakers’ notions of Academic English in Estonian higher education: A discourse approach Taina Saarinen Policy is what happens when you’re busy doing other things. ’Language’ indexing higher education policy in local contexts Parallel sessions S 204 S 303 Panel session: Word order and Panel session: Online social action (CONT.) (dis)identifications and the changing notion of “Finnishness” (CONT.) 11.00 Melisa Stevanovic , Anna Vatanen: Responding to proposals: Saara Jäntti: At home on-line. On the Finnish joo and the Estonian Gender, class and public privacy in jah in TCU initial and final positions homing blogs 11.25 Leelo Keevallik, Auli Hakulinen: The comparative word order of positive answers in Estonian and Finnish Leppänen, Sirpa: Resemiotization of idealized motherhood: The case of shitty mothers online 11.50 Discussant: Anna Lindström Maria Kuteeva Parallel language use at a Swedish university: language policies and disciplinary practices 13.30–15.30 Mari Bergroth: Bilingual actions of bilingual children in monolingual minority language preschools Elin Almér: Language awareness in preschool children as elicited through quasi-experimental methods Discussant Elisabeth Lanza Discussant Jyrki Kalliokoski 12.30–13.30 S 304 Panel session: Negotiating and resisting language policies and practices in bi/multilingual preschools: children’s agency in language maintenance and shift (CONT.) Lunch (in restaurant Tilia, building T) ROUND TABLE DISCUSSION, room S 212 (introduced by Samu Kytölä) Discourse and Interaction Studies in the ʽNew Northʼ Chair: Paul McIlvenny Panelists: Srikant Sarangi, Mathias Broth & Sirpa Leppänen 15.30–16.00 Coffee break (building S) 16.00–17.30 19.00–22.00 Parallel sessions S 203 Chair: Leila Kääntä S 204 Chair: Elina Westinen S 303 Chair: Niina Lilja Daniel Björklund, Mathias Broth, Jakob Cromdal, Lena Levin: Learning to look for the invisible in car driving Nazli Avdan: Discursive Jan Svennevig: Information construction, re-construction and chunking in second language maintenance of collective identities interaction in the European Parliament Marie Nelson, Sofie Henricson, Catrin Norrby, Camilla Wide, Jan Lindström, Jenny Nilsson: Doing being student and doing being supervisor in Sweden Swedish and Finland Swedish supervision encounters Mirka Rauniomaa, Trine Heinemann: Routes and routines: Doing becoming an accomplished driver Karin Hagren Idevall: Categorizations of “Swedes” in a party leader’s debate in Swedish television Kamilla Kraft: Construction and interaction – creating interactional competence with limited linguistic resources Kimmo Svinhufvud: Writing as a verbal, embodied, and material activity: Conversation Analysis and the study of writing Mathias Broth, Jakob Cromdal, Lena Levin: The accountability of braking: when the instructor halts the car in driver training Aslaug Veum: Changing categories – changing the world? Representations of Romanies in newspaper discourse Katharina Ruuska: L2 speakers’ notions of linguistic competence – a language ideological perspective Liisa Kääntä: Advice, recommendation or something else? The functions of construction 'be worth doing' in online learning discussions Conference dinner in restaurant Harmooni (address: Väinönkatu 1) S 304 Chair: Mia Halonen FRIDAY 14.11.2014 9.00–10.00 Parallel sessions S 203 Chair: Samu Kytölä S 204 Chair: Niina Lilja S 303 Chair: Tamás Péter Szabó Magnus Karlsson: Moral accountability in children´s board game activities Elina Tapio, Hannele Dufva, Riitta Kelly: 'Language Lounge' – a place for improved communicative practices for language learning Paula Salo, Saila Poutiainen: Competing discourses on a plane Marjukka Käsmä: Social practices of gender discrimination in World of Warcraft player culture 10.00–10.30 Pentti Haddington: Progressivity of multiple activities Silvia Kunitz: Teaching to the hearing-impaired: Repair practices in videoconferencing classes Coffee break (building S) 10.30–12.00 Parallel sessions S 203 Chair: Mia Halonen S 204 Chair: Sirpa Leppänen S 303 Chair: Samu Kytölä Mirja Tarnanen, Tatjana Rynkänen: Negotiating integration through language and identity: Russianspeaking migrants in the Finnish labour market (presented in Finnish) Henna Makkonen-Craig: Traditions and Identities: Exploring the Notion of "Text Research" Martina Linnéa Huhtamäki: The puzzle of final rising intonation – A study of Helsinki Swedish conversational questions Sonya Sahradyan: Migrant NGO workers and volunteers in Finland: Narrating the role of languages in professional life Eva Kottonen: Argumentation in first year university students' argumentative essays Taru Nordlund: From imperial decrees to church announcements: Tamás Péter Szabó: Celebrities on education: The discursive reconstruction of typical and ideal learning communities Localization processes and communication in 19th-century Finland 12.00–13.00 13.00–14.00 14.00–14.30 Sanna Raudaskoski, Tarja Rautiainen-Keskustalo: Live streaming concert as nexus of practice Lunch (in restaurant Tilia, building T) PLENARY: Elizabeth Lanza (introduced by Minna Suni) Identity construction in a migration context Room: S 212 Closing discussion Room: S 212
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