We’re also merging reading and data sessions so that knowledge and observation go hand in hand. Each week, we’ll read a chapter on sequence organization and begin by discussing its key insights. Then, we’ll dive into some data to explore any sequentially organized phenomena we may come across!

Naturally, we didn’t have time to get into the well-studied generic organizations of talk-in-interaction. That’s why we’re launching a second season! This time, we’ll focus on sequence organization, with special emphasis on adjacency pairs and expansions. Schegloff (2007), here we go!

Oh and thanks to @avasquezkanashiro.bsky.social + @bbasileg.bsky.social for their amazing work last season!! I’m really glad I get to work with you :)

Just now, we started a new season centering sequence organization. If you want to check it out I’ll let the link here: www.instagram.com/p/DMvXz4Xs9z...

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