Past events
Le CRIS est désormais INACTIF.
Dr. Simone Girard-Groeber (Haute École de Travail Social, FHNW, Olten)
Title: La direction du regard en langue des signes : une ressource pour la grammaire et l’interaction
Date : April 25th 2017
Dr. Etienne Morel (Centre de dialectologie et d'étude du français régional, University of Neuchâtel)
Title: « Fais gaffe à ton orthographe! » : de ‘l’écriture non-standard’ à l’accomplissement situé de normes langagières dans la communication par texto
Date : March 21st 2017
Young Researchers Conference of the Center for Research on Social Interactions
International Conference "Interactional competences and Practices in a Second Language" (ICOP-L2)
January 18-20 2017, Center of Applied Linguistics, University of Neuchâtel
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Doctoral Workshops "Methodological issues in research on L2 interactional competences and practices"
Doctoral workshops organized around the conference ICOP-L2 in collaboration with the doctoral training of the CRSI
January 18th 2017, University of Neuchâtel
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Dr. Marisa Casillas (Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics)
Title: The development of conversational turn-taking skills
Date: December 13 2016
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Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Tschacher (University Hospital of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy, University of Bern)
Title: Embodied Communication - Nonverbal Synchrony in Social Interaction
Date: November 15th 2016
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Mélanie Sandoz (Center in Speech and Language Therapy, University of Neuchâtel)
Title: L'ajustement référentiel dans une tâche de narration d'histoires: résultats préliminaires chez des patients présentant une démence de type Alzheimer
Date: October 4th 2016
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Dr. Flora Di Donato (Centre de droit des migrations, University of Neuchâtel)
Title: How narrative shapes the law. Examples of factual construction in court proceedings and administrative procedures
Date : May 31 2016
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Dr. Judith Holler (Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics)
Title: On the pragmatics of multi-modal communication: Gesture, speech and gaze in the coordination of mental states and social interaction
Date: May 18th 2016
A doctoral workshop on multi-modality was organized around this conference.
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FestiSciences
Open day organized by the Factulty of Science
April 23rd 2016
Here are some pictures of the workshops organized by the CRSI
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Dr. Iris Nomikou (Paderborn University)
Title: The development of intersubjectivity: From "getting into synch" to shaping interaction affordances"
Date: April 5th 2016
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Dr. Mathilde Guardiola (Laboratoire Parole et langage, Aix-Marseille University)
Title: Approche mixte de phénomènes interactionnels: automatisation et quantification au service de l'analyse séquentielle de récits
Date: March 23 2016
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Prof. Liz Holt (University of Huddersfield, School of Music, Humanities and Media)
Title: On the nature of playful and non-serious contributions to talk
Date: February 1st 2016
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Dr. Sandra Keller (Institute of Work and Organizational Psychology, University of Neuchâtel)
Title: Communications et distractions durant de longues opérations chirurgicales: Etude par observation au bloc opératoire
Date: January 20th 2016
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Prof. Dr. Amélie Achim (Institut universitaire de santé mentale de Québec, Laboratoire Cognition et Interactions Sociales)
Title: La cognition sociale en contexte d'interaction: implications en schizophrénie
Date: December 7th 2015
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Prof. Dr. Anja Stukenbrock (University of Jena)
Title: Joint attention in mobile settings - An interactionist approach to eye-tracking
Date: October 7th 2015
This conference was organized as part of a doctoral workshop on eye-tracking.
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Dr. Federico Rossano (Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology, Leipzig)
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Dr. Catherine Bolly (CNRS, UMR7023 SFL & Université Catholique de Louvain)
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Dr. Mark Dingemanse (Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics, Nijmegen)
Title : Using misunderstandings to understand language and social interaction (abstract)
Date : February 2nd 2015
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Opening workshop of the CRSI’s doctoral training program
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Jonathan Jenny (CEMAJ, UniNE) & Aurélie Graz (IPTO, UniNE)
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International conference Interactional competences in institutional practices (ICIP14)
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Prof. Dr. J. P. de Ruiter (Universität Bielefeld)
Title: How not to study interaction
Abstract: In this talk I will argue that human interaction cannot be studied properly using the standard experimental methods that have been successful in other areas of the cognitive sciences. Of the many problems with these methods, I will focus on two important ones: (a) the trade-off between experimental control and ecological validity, and (b) profound problems regarding the quantification of interactive behavior.
Date: September 23rd 2014
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CRSI opening conference
Prof. Simon Garrod (University of Glasgow)
Title: What can ‘pictionary’ tell us about the evolution of human communication?
Prof. Tania Stivers (University of California Los Angeles)
Title: Shaping treatment outcomes: How parents affect decisions in routine illness medical visits in the US
Prof. Steve Walsh (Newcastle University)
Title: Space for learning: applying corpus linguistics and conversation analysis in the investigation of small group teaching in higher education
