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ROLSI journal
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A journal for interaction researchers.

Posts by Charles Antaki @charlesantaki.bsky.social
Editors Charles Antaki, Leelo Keevallik and Elwys De Stefani.
Editorial Officer: Bogdana Huma @bogdanahuma.bsky.social

Communication & Media Studies 27%
Computer science 20%

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Intriguing to see where in the BlueSky universe CA users sit, and pleasing that the journal is at the heart of the community.

bluesky-map.theo.io
Are you an early career researcher interested in communicating linguistics to broader audiences?

Consider applying for a @lingcomm.org grant!
Deadline April 30, via @lingthusiasm.com

lingcomm.org/grants/
Grants
2026 LingComm Grants – Small Grants for Communicating Linguistics to Wider Audiences We want to see more linguistics in the world!  The 2026 LingComm Grants are $300 (USD) to support lin…
lingcomm.org
PhD course: April 7-9, 2026

Conversation analysis and the analysis of interaction in everyday and institutional contexts, USN Norway

Application deadline: March 1, 2026.

www.usn.no/activities/p...
PhD course: Conversation analysis (CA) and the analysis of interaction in everyday and institutional contexts - Universitetet i Sørøst-Norge
This course is aimed at PhD candidates who investigate interaction in various everyday- and institutional contexts.
www.usn.no

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PubPeer contributors do an admirable job of trying to keep science honest.

In her latest blogpost, @deevybee.bsky.social notes "58% of highly-cited papers that were annulled between 2021-2025 had prior PubPeer comments".

deevybee.blogspot.com

Publishers: a free alert to potential problems
A really excellent example of a CA research-based applied workshop, tried and tested over many years of development.
Next CARM workshop for #EMCA researchers wanting to develop their own training - inc development, design, delivery, and evaluating #impact and #benefit

📍📅 Friday 5th June 2026, 10.30-16.30 GMT, online, register: eshop.lse.ac.uk/product-cata... - fee covers 1-2-1 support for CARM Affiliates 💬
Hiring! 📢 We have a three-year position open at the University of Oulu for a Doctoral Researcher in English. Not only will you get to study social interaction in an interesting setting, you'll also get to work with the nicest* people in the business. See announcement below.

*biased statement
Doctoral Researcher, English, Languages and Literature, Faculty of Humanities
We are now looking for a Doctoral Researcher to join us in the research unit of Languages and Literature (English) at the Faculty of Humanities. The position is part of the SafeEarth research program
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Hello #EMCA community!

There's been another Bluesky influx - to find #ConversationAnalysis #DiscursivePsychology #MCA #Ethnomethodology use these Starter Packs.

Let me know if you'd like to be added (check you're not there first) and repost this!

1. go.bsky.app/DHMkXcX

2. go.bsky.app/6p8x2UZ

Volume 58 Issue 4 of Research on Language and Social Interaction now out online

Hospital hand-overs
Troubles talk
Newborn announcements
Hebrew "yes?"

www.tandfonline.com/toc/hrls20/c...
Latest articles from Research on Language and Social Interaction
Browse the latest articles and research from Research on Language and Social Interaction
www.tandfonline.com

ROLSI would not prosper as it does without the unselfish collegiality of those who give up their time to review submissions.

We would like to record our thanks to all in the list below, who provided reviews in the period 1st August 2024 – 31st July 2025

www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....
The next iteration of the New Developments in Ethnomethodology meeting will take place at HES-SO Valais-Wallis in Sierre from 27 to 29 May 2026.

You can still submit abstracts of approx. 300 words (+ references) to jakub.mlynar@hevs.ch by 12 January (AoE).

Full abstract here: t.ly/d3FSP

#EMCA
Martin Peterson's creative response to being banned from teaching Plato (shared with his permission).
A paper in BMJ with important clinical implications for the treatment of heart disease – yet sleuths find troubling evidence of fabricated data.

A new blog post by @deevybee.bsky.social reporting on the case, and the unsatisfactory response from the journal.

deevybee.blogspot.com/2026/01/an-o...
An Open Letter to the BMJ Editorial Board
to: Editor in chief, Kamran Abbasi , kabbasi@bmj.com      Executive editor, Theodora Bloom , tbloom@bmj.com      Head of research, Elizab...
deevybee.blogspot.com
Professional societies keep beclowning themselves buying into a lie about what an LLM "summary" is. They are inherently counterfeit: not an epistemic product of the ideas in the source, but summary-shaped text linguistically based on *other* works (in the training corpus) that use related language.
This is one of the reasons I remain horrified by seeing @historians.org suggest "ways to use gAI" that included this:
This is one of the reasons I remain horrified by seeing @historians.org suggest "ways to use gAI" that included this:
Happy World Arabic Language Day to all those who use and appreciate Arabic!
أطيب التهاني بمناسبة اليوم العالمي للغة العربية
#Arabic #Langsky

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Another fantastic CA Day closes and what a year! We had some seriously good talks, great company and of course excellent CA-ke.

This year my Mum baked in the style of a CA staple, Audacity! Can't wait to do it all again in 2026. But now, rest.
In conversation, a true conference… I report from today’s #CADay2025, hosted by @darg-sessions.bsky.social

www.bps.org.uk/psychologist...
In conversation, a true conference | BPS
Our editor Jon Sutton reports from 'CADay2025', hosted by Loughborough University’s Discourse and Rhetoric Group.
www.bps.org.uk

Reposted by Elwys De Stefani

We have a CA pathway in our MA Applied Linguistics at York. Includes dedicated modules on CA, multimodality, and institutional interaction (taught by Merran Toerien). Applications open for 26-27.

Find out more
www.york.ac.uk/study/postgr...

Reposted by Elwys De Stefani

CA Day at Loughborough - 15th December - apparently a couple of tickets have become available.

Get there if you can for great presentations, great chat and of course the chance to compete in the CAke-off #CAkeOff2025

darg.lboro.ac.uk/event/ca-day...

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The baleful influence of Hans Eysenck is dwindling, but his research misdeeds still need to be recorded and publicised.
Its notable that some (in this case @mendelrandom.bsky.social (George Davey-Smith)) were on to him while he was alive, video a young GDS confronting Eysenk in a Q&A in 1994 for his data being inconsistent: youtu.be/K9pyS7EGCV8?...
Its notable that some (in this case @mendelrandom.bsky.social (George Davey-Smith)) were on to him while he was alive, video a young GDS confronting Eysenk in a Q&A in 1994 for his data being inconsistent: youtu.be/K9pyS7EGCV8?...

Reposted by Elwys De Stefani

A fascinating ROLSI blog post by @philhutchinson.bsky.social on the long running ethnomethodology/CA reading group, originally based at Manchester University.

rolsi.net
Guest blog: Ethnomethodology, from Manchester to MS Teams

One of the most adhesive binding agents for researchers in EM/CA is the weekly get-together, whether to pore over data or to discuss the week's chosen reading. Some reading groups and data sessions come and go, and some have an admirably…
Guest blog: Ethnomethodology, from Manchester to MS Teams
One of the most adhesive binding agents for researchers in EM/CA is the weekly get-together, whether to pore over data or to discuss the week's chosen reading. Some reading groups and data sessions come and go, and some have an admirably long and unbroken history. One of the latter is the Ethnomethodology Reading Group originally based at Manchester University. Here, …
rolsi.net
Citation counts used to be useful; now AI-fuelled paper mills and review mills make them unreliable and potentially damaging.

Another clear and well-sourced analysis by @deevybee.bsky.social .

Reposted by Elwys De Stefani

Independent scholar Wayne Martin Mellinger uses Steve Clayman's decades of studying US new interviews, debates (etc) to:
"argue for an activist research agenda that deploys conversation-analytic insights for democratic defense rather than mere description of democratic collapse."
Democracy under threat via the "empirically observable breakdown in the interactional practices that constitute democratic accountability between media and state power."

Wayne Martin Mellinger on Steve Clayman's decades of #EMCA research 👇

doingmodernity.blogspot.com/2025/11/demo...
Democracy Under Threat: Steven Clayman's Interactional Analysis and the Crisis We Can No Longer Ignore"
Democracy Under Threat: Steven Clayman’s Interactional Analysis and the Crisis We Can No Longer Ignore Wayne Martin Mellinger, Ph.D. Abstr...
doingmodernity.blogspot.com

Reposted by Elwys De Stefani

We have an incredible opportunity to learn about #EMCA early next year.

Join us for an in-person introductory workshop on Conversation Analysis with Visiting Prof Tom Koole.

26th and 27th January 2026

Register here: forms.office.com/pages/respon...
It's nearly time for CA day!

I'm so:::::: looking forward to the **18th** year of #EMCA @darg-sessions.bsky.social @lborouniversity.bsky.social having made a tragic diary error last year and missing it.

Here's the registration link and terrific programme:

darg.lboro.ac.uk/event/ca-day...
The cover has arrived! Emotionography!
Emotions studied as they’re done in interaction - displayed, taken up, used.
@alexahepburn.bsky.social