Picture of Emma’s Mum holding a mug in one hand and a slice of cake in the other.
The true baker of the #CAkeOff2024 has been awarded her prize, while sampling her efforts for the first time!
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CAke-off results!!! Anne & Sally tease us a double act of suspense But winners are Emma Richardson’s Schegloff cake and Jo Sims’ lovely cake #LboroCADay24
Taking their job seriously, @ProfSalWiggins and @weathean are awarding prices to #cakeoff24 at #lborocaday24
Least but not last, now invited speaker: @ProfSalWiggins delivering a plenary on Eating together or co-eating. And @saulalbert reminds the community of her amazing blog: mouthfull.blog/about-the-au... #lborocaday24
@saulalbert.bsky.social now introduces @profsalwiggins.bsky.social, the final invited speaker of #CADay2024 #LboroCADay24
Sally Wiggins’ invited talk
Great to see Sally Wiggins give an invited talk - much anticipated. Her pioneering discursive & CA work on food and eating has fascinated us for many years #LboroCADay24
Johan Siebers closes this amazing #lborocaday24 with the project Voices of the future: children’s encounters with trees. This draws on philosophy of hope, act and network theory and CA of course. The webiste’s here: www.mmu.ac.uk/research/res...
An online presentation now from @lolasciubba.bsky.social on swearing in online messages #LboroCADay24 #CADay2024
Next Maria Eleanor’s Sciubba and Ilaria Fiorentini (via Zoom) on swearing on a messaging application. #LboroCADay24
This feels especially relevant to share with folks uncritically sharing work by, actively collaborating with, Ruth Parry at #LboroCADay24 #CADay2024.
Ruth parry speaking
Ruth Parry kicks off part 2 in a talk co-authored with Elliott Hoey on palliative care #LboroCADay24
@cacenotes.bsky.social is up next on how palliative occupational and physical therapists manage challenges #LboroCADay24 #CADay2024
Crackers with conversational openers: so suited for Christmas lunch at #lborocaday24
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Always fascinating to hear from Emma Tennent about the politics of naming behind these important interactions. Here she focuses on naming violence, and in the past we've both discussed the conceptual problems behind naming "barriers" to reporting domestic abuse. #LboroCADay24
Crucial to the outcome of the call are the caller’s descriptions of those involved - the category of persons they are -guy, boyfriend , husband etc, no description, agentless action etc #LboroCADay24
Emma Tennent presenting on a very crucial topic globally: describing family violence in calls to police. How can we unpack these descriptions?
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Emma Tennent is up next of her work with Ann Weatherall on unpacking descriptions of family violence in calls to the police at #LboroCADay24 #CADay2024
Setting up Emma Tennent for her talk on descriptions of violence in emergency calls to the police #LboroCADay24
Alex hunt gets a round of applause & cheers as he reports that he’s just been awarded his PhD for his work on Brexit discourse #LboroCADay24
Really enjoying dipping into #LboroCADay24 between teaching today. FOMO, as always with virtual attendance (especially when cakes are involved!). Now, Ann Weatherall is taking us through some lovely data from charity shop encounters to show the interplay of transactional and social talk.
Two kind of encounters in charity shops - transactional & social, with different trajectories #LboroCADay24
Ann gives us a handout with data to analyse while she talks! Oof! Great stuff. She will reveal the common practice at the end … #LboroCADay24
