29.4402, Confs: Anthro Ling, Disc Analysis, Philosophy of Lang/Denmark

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Subject: 29.4402, Confs: Anthro Ling, Disc Analysis, Philosophy of Lang/Denmark

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Date: Thu, 08 Nov 2018 18:27:05
From: Simon Borchmann [sub at ruc.dk]
Subject: Questioning Questions

 
Questioning Questions 

Date: 15-Nov-2018 - 15-Nov-2018 
Location: Roskilde, Denmark 
Contact: Simon Borchmann 
Contact Email: sub at ruc.dk 

Linguistic Field(s): Anthropological Linguistics; Discourse Analysis; Philosophy of Language 

Meeting Description: 

Questions pervade our daily lives, in conversation, service exchanges,
institutional activity and learning and cultural encounters of any kind.
Still, language sciences struggle to capture the complexities of what
questions are, and what we do with them.

This one-day symposium, hosted by the Language, Culture and Cognition research
group at Roskilde University, aims to bring together scholars from various
language disciplines with a common interest in furthering our understanding of
questions.

We welcome presentations from all areas of language studies addressing
empirical, descriptive, theoretical or foundational aspects of questions and
their uses.

Keynote Speakers:
Professor Tanya Stivers, University of California
Professor Dawn Archer, Manchester Metropolitan University
 

Program:

9:00-9:10: 
Welcome

9:10-9:55: 
Dawn Archer: Categorising questions in context: An argument for a
multi-layered approach

10:00-10.30:
Simon Borchmann: An ecological pragmatic approach to the analysis and
classification of questions 

10:40-11:10:
Işıl Özyıldırım: Interactional Function of Questions in Different Turkish Text
Types

11:10-11:40: 
Sune Sønderberg Mortensen: Courtroom questioning in the US and Denmark – a
comparative case study 

12:20-13:05: 
Tanya Stivers: The Answer Possibility Space

13:10-13:40: 
Aurora Guxholli, Liisa Voutilainen and Anssi Peräkylä: Shifting patient’s
focus of talk on self

13:10-13:40: 
Johan Brandtler: The question of form in the forming of questions

13:40-14:10: 
Line Brink Worsøe: Questioning future through questioning past - Inspecting
the dynamic interactivity of doing questioning in psychotherapeutic practice

13:40-14:10: 
Anne Mette Nyvad: Information-structural restrictions on wh-words in situ

14:20-14:50:
Anouchka Divoux: So, what you mean is...? Questioning to understand each
other: a matter of reformulation  

14:20-14:50: 
Walaa A. Hassan: Syntactic Proficiency of Saudi EFL Learners: A Study of Tag
Questions

14:50-15:20: 
Maria Jørgensen: Declarative question formatting in Danish interaction

14:50-15:20: 
Karin Axelsson: English questions not being translated into questions in
Swedish and Norwegian

15:30-16:00: 
Jakob Steensig: Questioning the question-answer sequence as the (sole) basis
for deciding the response relevance of questions

16:00-16:30: 
Carsten Levisen: The Ethnopragmatics of ‘Wanting to Know’: On Questions as
Condensed Cultural Meaning

16:40-17:10: 
Closing discussion





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