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Program

To accommodate the time zones of the majority of IADA members, the synchronous meetings will run from 1pm to 4pm UTC, which equate to :
– Montreal and New York: 9am to 12pm;San Francisco: 5am to 8am;Brussels: 3pm to 6pm;
– New Delhi: 6h30 pm to 9h30 pm;Taiwan: 9pm to 12am.

Monday, November 1

1pm to 1:30pm : Opening of the conference

Chair: Alain Létourneau

1:30pm to 2:30pm : Parallel Sessions 1

Dialogue in the classroom
Deciding on our common world
Dialogue in the classroom

Chair: TBA

  1. “Doing being an involved parent”. Practices for building the family-school partnership in parent-child homework dialogues (Vittoria Colla)
  2. Dialogic negotiation of children’s narratives in classroom workshops (Sara Amadasi; Claudio Baraldi)
Deciding on our common world

Chair: Alain Létourneau

  1. Constituting Climate: Climate Change as a Moral Practice (Leanna Smithberger)
  2. “Maybe we can abandon the environmental goals?” – Managing ambivalence between doubts and hope to exceed constrained dialog mandates (Lars Hallgren)
  3. Condition of possibility of a dialogue: polyphony or cacophony? (Sofia Sorokina)
  4. Analysis of professional communication settings: criteria influencing the practices of dialogue (Marion Grein)

15 minute pause

2:45pm to 3:45pm : Keynote 1 : Linda Putnam

Chair: Geneviève Boivin 

Tuesday, November 2 

1pm to 1:45pm Keynote 2 : Daniel Weinstock

Chair: Alain Létourneau

15 minute pause

2pm to 3pm : Parallel Sessions 2

Mediatization of dialogue
Is a universal dialogue possible?
Mediatization of dialogue

Chair: François Cooren

  1. New conversational techniques in social media: the continuum between verbal interactions and non-verbal interactional participatory practices (Manar Alomran)
  2. Dialogues in the mediatized construction of meaning: the reception of a printed newspaper transitioning towards digital (André Ricardo do Rosário Contani)
  3. Hi Guys! A Dialogic Analysis of a YouTube Vegan Advocate’s Vlogs (Jea Agnes Buera)
Is a universal dialogue possible?

Chair: Nicolas Bencherki

  1. Beyond a Western Lens: Cultural-Rootedness in the Practice and Teaching of Dialogue (Ashmi Desai, Hoa Nguyen)
  2. Conditions for Universal Dialogue (Robert Elliott Allinson)
  3. Dialogical Universality between Fanon and Hountondji (Carmen De Schryver)
  4. Exploration of Umberto Eco’s semiotic framework: an intracultural and intercultural study on indigenous storytelling (Fraulein A. Oclarit)

3pm to 4pm : Parallel Session 3

Theorizing dialogue
Interacting during a pandemic
Dialogue as a practice
Theorizing dialogue

Chair: TBA

  1. Faith in dialogue: Augustine and the ‘conversational community’ (Armando Bisogno)
  2. Genuine Dialogue and the Good (William Konchak)
Interacting during a pandemic

Chair: TBA

  1. Dialogue in the Media Landscape During the Covid 19 Pandemic: Russian-Speaking Actors (Maria Pilgun)
  2. AI-Human Interaction in the time of COVID-19: Road to a Real Dialogue or to a New Deadlock? (Sergei Kladko)
  3. Should I stay, or should I go? Dialogical analysis of conflicting narratives of the COVID-19 pandemic lockdown from an institutional perspective (Rafael Budach, Beatriz Lima Zanoni, André Ricardo do Rosário Contani)
Dialogue as a practice

Chair: Nicolas Bencherki

  1. ‘Dialogue’ and its potential in real-life interaction: A conversation-analytic perspective (Lotte van Burgsteden, Hedwig te Molder, Geoffrey Raymond)
  2. Using Microsoft Teams as a practice of (dis)ordered dialogue, a case study (Claire Estagnasié)
  3. Practices of dialogue in organization-points of view from organization towards publics and vice versa? (Ana Maria Teodorescu)

Wednesday, November 3

1pm to 1:45pm Keynote 3 : Chaim Noy

Chair: Nicolas Bencherki

15 minute pause 

2pm to 3pm : Parallel Sessions 4

Race, gender and minority dialogue
Debating, deliberating and dialoguing
Race, gender and minority dialogue

Chair: Geneviève Boivin 

  1. Dialoguing about One’s Professional Life: Race and Gender Differences (Karen Tracy)
  2. Touria Nakkouch: A Moroccan Vociferous Poetess Spelling Out Her Gender Anew (Ibrahim A. El-hussari)
  3. Ceremonial Practice as Means of Negotiating on Ethnic Boundaries of Immigrants (Rachel Sharaby)
Debating, deliberating and dialoguing

Chair: Nicolas Bencherki

  1. From Debate to Dialogue: A Case of a Czech TV Discussion Programme where Dialogue Fails (Iveta Žákovská)
  2. The citizen as knower: Epistemic obligations in liberal democracies (Coleen Watson)
  3. Play in the practice of deliberation (Robert T. Craig)
  4. Dialogue in Situated Practices: Wide Sargasso Sea and the Voice of Bertha Mason (Nadjet Bouzid and Salim Kerboua)

3pm to 4pm : Parallel Sessions 5

Panel : Disability in dialogue
Panel : Practices of Dialogue: Reflective Action
Panel : Disability in dialogue

Chair: Geneviève Boivin

  1. Dialogue and disability: an introduction (Jessica Hughes and Mariaelena Bartesaghi)
  2. Unearthing the concepts (and tools) that bury us: An interaction between a nontraditional speaker and his neurotypical cousin (D. J. Savarese)
  3. Negating humanity: The discourse of ‘special needs (Nick Winges-Yanez)
  4. Fashion on wheels (Natalia Berger & Joke Hermes)
Panel : Practices of Dialogue: Reflective Action

Chair: Nicolas Bencherki

  1. On Thinking and Dialogue: Considering a Transpersonal Communicative Modality (Annette M. Holba, Plymouth State University)
  2. Dorothy Day: Dialogue and Practices of Justice (Ronald C. Arnett, Duquesne University)
  3. Dialogic Education: Practices of Dialogue in the Classroom (Susan Mancino, Saint Mary’s College)
  4. (Im)possibilities for Dialogue via Technology: Problems for Participation (Margaret M. Mullan, East Stroudsburg University)

Thursday, November 4

1pm to 1:50pm Keynote 4 : Theresa Castor

Chair: TBA

2pm to 3pm : Parallel Sessions 6

Interacting and dialoguing
Institutional and professional dialogue
Interacting and dialoguing

Chair: TBA

  1. Sequence organization in NS-L2 interactions: Post-expansions and recipient uptake in storytelling (Víctor Garre León)
  2. The organization of dialogue and the emergence of organized forms: From adjacency pairs to interactional triads (François Cooren, Matthieu Balay, Frédéric Dion)
Institutional and professional dialogue

Chair: Nicolas Bencherki

  1. Communicative Moves to manage conflict in the course of the debate talk show (Alena Vasilyeva)
  2. Some aspects of institutional dialogue in the debates on the complete language renovation of the Norwegian Constitution (Yordanka Madzharova Bruteig)
  3. Dialogue in the Practice of Crisis (Mariaelena Bartesaghi and Theresa Castor)
  4. I offer myself as a questioner (Apology 33B) (Paul Medeiros)

3pm to 4pm : IADA General Meeting

Chair: François Cooren

Friday, November 5

1pm to 1:45pm Keynote 5 : Edda Weigand

Chair Alain Létourneau 

15 minute pause

2pm to 3pm : Parallel Sessions 7

Seeing and hearing dialogue otherwise
Panel : Ethics, Dialogue, and the Impacts of Media on Dialogic Practices
Seeing and hearing dialogue otherwise

Chair: Nicolas Bencherki

  1. The collaboration and multidisciplinary design trajectory of the anticipated agency of a visual representation: A dialogical approach (Marie Reumont)
  2. Uncovering characteristics of zoom dialogues across three types of community of practice (Marie J. Myers)
  3. Vectorial topological deviation as a measure of thought organization: insight from schizophrenic corpuses in free dialogue situations analyzed with the 2TK model of interaction (Arthur Trognon)
  4. How Simulated Patients’ ‘Showing Practices’ Contribute to Improving the ‘Sensory Awareness’ of Medical Students During Teleconsultations: A Multimodal Interaction Analysis (Grosjean Sylvie)
Panel : Ethics, Dialogue, and the Impacts of Media on Dialogic Practices

Chair: Alain Létourneau

  1. In Words or Watercolor: Audubon and Proust in Dialogue (David DeIuliis, Bethany College)
  2. Public Citizenship and Mediated Communication: Examining the Ethical Impacts of Misinformation on Dialogic Practices (Sarah M. DeIuliis, Duquesne University)
  3. Camus, Social Influencers, and the ‘Oppressive Heat of the Sun’ (Matthew P. Mancino, Indiana University South Bend)
  4. The Power of the Social: Charismatic Leadership, Parasocial Relationships, and the Social Media Influencer (Kati Sudnick, University of North Carolina Wilmington)
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