Conference of the International Institute for Ethnomethodology and Conversation Analysis Mannheim (Germany) | July 2–5, 2019
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Please note: This is an updated version (Version 2, 2019-07-01) of the program booklet. Program changes are indicated as such.
(The booklet includes the following program ve rsion: Version 2 - 201 9 -0 6 -1 1 + marked changes ) Information on this booklet: IIEMCA19 – Program This program (Version 2) is based on the current state of registrations and might change due to withdrawals. Last- Version 1.1, Last update: 2019-06-18, (=printed version) minute changes will be communicated on-site and, if feasible, on iiemca19.org Version 2, Last update: 2019-06-29 (=online version) Program Outline Monday, July 01, 2019 Version 3, Last update: 2019-07-01 (=online version) 16:00-19:00 Pre-Conference Registration (Conference Office: East Wing, Room O 48, Ground Floor)
This booklet is available on the conference website as a PDF together with hyperlinks. Tuesday, July 02, 2019 See the conference website for as well as for interactive maps all abstracts. 07:30 Registration (Conference Office: East Wing, Room O 48, Ground 08:45-09:00 Floor) Opening of the Conference (SO 108) 09:00-10:30 Plenary Session 1 (SO 108) 10:30-11:00 Coffee Break 11:00-12:30 Parallel Sessions (O – East Wing) 12:30-14:00 Lunch Break (Mensa) 14:00-15:30 Parallel Sessions (O – East Wing) 15:30-16:00 Coffee Break 16:00-17:30 Parallel Sessions (O – East Wing) 17:30-17:45 Short Break 17:45-19:15 Parallel Sessions (O – East Wing) 19:15 Welcome Reception (Foyers at O – East Wing) Wednesday, July 03, 2019 09:00-10:30 Plenary Session 2 (SO 108) 10:30-11:00 Coffee Break 11:00-12:30 Parallel Sessions (O – East Wing) 12:30-14:00 Lunch Break (Mensa) 14:00-15:30 Parallel Sessions (O – East Wing) 15:30-16:00 Coffee Break 16:00-17:30 Parallel Sessions (O – East Wing) 17:30-17:45 Short Break 17:45-19:15 Plenary Session 3 (O – East Wing) 19:30 Annual Meeting of the German Society for Discourse and Conversation Analysis ("Verein für Gesprächsforschung e.V.") (O 129)
Thursday, July 04, 2019 09:00-10:30 Plenary Session 4 10:30-11:00 Coffee Break 11:00-12:30 Parallel Sessions (O – East Wing) 12:30-14:00 Lunch Break (Mensa) 14:00-15:30 Parallel Sessions (O – East Wing) 15:30-16:00 Coffee Break 16:00-18:00 Parallel Sessions (O – East Wing) 18:00-18:15 Short Break 18:15-19:15 Memorial Event for George Psathas (SO 108) 19:30 Conference Dinner (“Gartensaal” of Mannheim Palace, Entrance via “Ehrenhof”) Friday, July 05, 2019 09:00-11:00 Parallel Sessions (O – East Wing) 11:00-11:30 Coffee Break 11:30-13:00 Plenary Session 5 (SO 108) 13:00-13:15 Conference Closing & Announcement of IIEMCA 2021 (SO 108)
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2 IIEMCA19 – Program This program is based on the current state of registrations and might change due to withdrawals. Last-minute changes will be communicated on-site and, if feasible, on iiemca19.org Program Outline Monday, July 01, 2019 16:00-19:00 Pre-Conference Registration (Conference Office: East Wing, Room O 48, Ground Floor)
Tuesday, July 02, 2019 07:30 Registration (Conference Office: East Wing, Room O 48, Ground Floor) 08:45-09:00 Opening of the Conference (SO 108) 09:00-10:30 Plenary Session 1 (SO 108) 10:30-11:00 Coffee Break 11:00-12:30 Parallel Sessions (O – East Wing) 12:30-14:00 Lunch Break (Mensa) 14:00-15:30 Parallel Sessions (O – East Wing) 15:30-16:00 Coffee Break 16:00-17:30 Parallel Sessions (O – East Wing) 17:30-17:45 Short Break 17:45-19:15 Parallel Sessions (O – East Wing) 19:15 Welcome Reception (Foyers at O – East Wing) Wednesday, July 03, 2019 09:00-10:30 Plenary Session 2 (SO 108) 10:30-11:00 Coffee Break 11:00-12:30 Parallel Sessions (O – East Wing) 12:30-14:00 Lunch Break (Mensa) 14:00-15:30 Parallel Sessions (O – East Wing) 15:30-16:00 Coffee Break 16:00-17:30 Parallel Sessions (O – East Wing)
19:30 Annual Meeting of the German Society for Discourse and Conversation Analysis ("Verein für Gesprächsforschung e.V.") (O 129)
Thursday, July 04, 2019 09:00-10:30 Plenary Session 4 (SO 108) 10:30-11:00 Coffee Break 11:00-12:30 Parallel Sessions (O – East Wing) 12:30-14:00 Lunch Break (Mensa) 14:00-15:30 Parallel Sessions (O – East Wing) 15:30-16:00 Coffee Break 16:00-18:00 Parallel Sessions (O – East Wing) 18:00-18:15 Short Break 18:15-19:15 Memorial Event for George Psathas (SO 108) 19:30 Conference Dinner (“Gartensaal” of Mannheim Palace, Entrance via “Ehrenhof”) Friday, July 05, 2019 09:00-11:00 Parallel Sessions (O – East Wing) 11:00-11:30 Coffee Break 11:30-13:00 Plenary Session 5 (SO 108) 13:00-13:15 Conference Closing & Announcement of IIEMCA 2021 (SO 108)
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19 General information Lunch Lunch is included in the Conference fee and will be served at the University’s Canteen on Campus (“Mensa”). You will be handed vouchers for lunch when you register.
Conference Dinner The conference dinner will be held in the “Gartensaal” of Mannheim Palace. Please note: There are no printed tickets for the dinner. If you don’t know whether you have booked the conference dinner, check your registration confirmation (either search for the email with the registration confirmation email or login to ConfTool and click on “Access Your Participant Registration Details”) – or just ask in the conference office, we’ll be able to check.
Conference Office The conference office is located on the ground floor of the venue (O – East Wing) in Room O48. Opening hours: It will be open for registration on July 1 from 16.00-19.00pm for pre-registration and from 07:00am on July 2 for registration. The office will be open throughout the conference; detailed opening hours will be communicated on-site. The IIEMCA19 conference helpers will be happy to assist you there. Look out for people with IIEMCA19-T-Shirts to find assistance. All ‘locals’ will be wearing their name tags on orange lanyards – ask them for directions or any tips you might be looking for.
Technical instructions & Instructions for presenters
• All rooms are equipped with desktop computers (Windows), beamer and loudspeakers • Available connections for laptops: HDMI, VGA, Jack Plug. • All rooms are equipped with an internet connection via Ethernet cable. Wireless internet connection see below. • You can bring your presentation either on a USB-device or on your own laptop. • If you bring your own laptop, please have your presentation on a USB-device as well as a backup • If you are using an apple computer, make sure to bring a suitable apple-adapter (either for HDMI or VGA). • We recommend that you prepare your presentation in a ratio of 16:9. This promises the best results in the display of your presentation. Other ratios can be displayed as well but can sometimes be problematic in terms of exact display due to scaling. Please try to avoid small font sizes as some of the rooms of the conference are quite big. • There will be a helper in every room to assist you in case of technical problems • Handouts: The maximum audience size of each room is shown in the program (in brackets after the room number). It can serve as an indication of the room resp. audience size. The overall number of participants will be around 400 people. A list of copy shops can be found on the conference website as well as in this booklet. • Length of presentations: Please keep in mind that for each presentation there are 30 minutes planned in the program. In order to allow for all participants to change rooms during panel or theme sessions (which is sometimes unavoidable), in everyone's interest, we ask you to stick to this length per presentation – even if there should be an empty slot at the end of your panel or
20 theme session. The relative length of the presentation and discussion time in panels remains to be defined by the panel organizers and respectively the authors of individual papers in theme sessions (either 20 min. talk + 10 min. discussion or 25 min. talk + 5 min. discussion). Check with your panel organizers about their preference on 20-minute or 25-minute talks.
Wireless LAN (Access to) Wifi via eduroam: Inside the facilities of Mannheim University you can access the eduroam network – in case your institution is a member of the eduroam-group (further information you can find here: https://www.eduroam.org/where/). Just use your usual account data to access the network.
(Access to) Wifi via IIEMCA19-WLAN: Just choose the wireless network IIEMCA19. Password: whythatnow?19
Power Sockets Electricity: In Germany, power sockets are of type F (CEE 7/4 plug, CEE 7/7 plug; further information you can find here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schuko) with a standard voltage of 230V (which is twice the standard household voltage in North America) and a standard frequency of 50Hz. In case you are visiting from a country with different electricity conditions, make sure to bring a suitable adapter (or buy it at one of the places mentioned in our section on 'Shopping centers').
21 Further Information about the Venue and Mannheim, including Restaurants and Cafés
City structure: Mannheim city center is organized in squares (Quadrate). Therefore, you won't find typical street names in the city center, but the combination of one letter and a number, such as “B2”, referring to one block (square/Quadrat). Every address is specified by a house number or range, which leads you to one of the four sides of the square. As all blocks are organized in a logical system (similar to a chessboard), you may simply follow the alphabet and/or numbers when searching for an address in the city center. Be aware that Kurpfalzsstraße, starting right at the center of the Palace's main square (Ehrenhof), divides the Quadrate into two sets of squares (the first starting with A1, the second starting with L1). See Mannheim's Tourist information website for a nice text on the city's structure and its history.
© Stadtmarketing Mannheim GmbH
Climate and weather: July usually comes as the sunniest month of the year. You can expect temperatures between 14 and 25 °C with an average of about 19 °C. There may, of course, be exceptions – over the past few summers temperatures temporarily rose to 35 °C. Despite approximately 7 hours of sunshine a day, even in July you can never rule out a few days of rain.
Dial code: For telephone calls to Germany the international dial code is 0049 (or +49).
Electricity: In Germany, power sockets are of type F (CEE 7/4 plug, CEE 7/7 plug) with a standard voltage of 230V (which is twice the standard household voltage in North America) and a standard frequency of 50Hz. In case you are visiting from a country with different
22 electricity conditions, make sure to bring a suitable adapter (or buy it at one of the places mentioned in our section on 'Shopping centers').
Bank offices / ATMs: You will find several national and international bank offices in the city of Mannheim. The most prominent ones are listed below:
• BBBank (M1, 2-3) • Commerzbank (P2, 12) • Deutsche Bank (P7, 10-15) • HSBC (P3, 1-3) • HypoVereinsbank (C1, 3) • Postbank (O2, 1) • Santander Bank (E2, 1-3) • Sparkasse Rhein-Neckar Nord (D1, 1-3; O4, 13) • VR Bank Rhein-Neckar (N2, 5-6) • Western Union International Bank (U2, 1)
Guided city tours: There are several guided theme tours leading throughout the city of Mannheim. Unfortunately, the city only offers public tours in German. In case you would like to join a tour as a whole group of English speaking participants, you may send a request to the tourist information. There is also the possibility to participate in free walking tours, usually organized by students. You don't need to pay a fee in advance, but simply decide what you think it was worth right after the walk. You can find more information, e.g. about upcoming tour dates and meeting points here: https://freewalkingtourmrn.jimdo.com/.
Important phone numbers: • Police: 110 • Ambulance and/or fire service: 112
Medical Emergencies: Here you can find information on medical facilities in case of an emergency: https://www.uni-mannheim.de/en/about/map-and-directions/safety-on- campus/medical-emergencies/
Lost & found: In case you have lost some of your belongings during your stay at IIEMCA19, you can find a lost & found-service by passing the main entrance of Mannheim Palace and turning to your right immediately afterwards (= reception area); try also the Conference Office, we’ll keep a lost & found box there as well. If you have lost something while being in public areas or using public transport, you can visit Mannheim Fundbüro (K7, 1). It is open on Mondays from 8am to 2pm, on Thursdays from 8am to 6pm and on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Fridays from 8am to 12am. Check their website for updates on opening hours (in German only).
23 Photocopying (Copy Shops): • Copy Shop Roland Dieterich in A3, 6A • Copy Shop in B2, 10 • Copythek und Druckservice in M2, 15 • Druckservice Hohmann in B1, 7 • Grafix in C1, 2
Post offices: You will find two main branches of Deutsche Post that will provide you with all possible services at O2, 1 and F2, 1. Furthermore, there are several DHL Paketshops you can head for, in case you only need to send off an already stamped parcel. You can check for all locations and services of specific branches via the location finder of Deutsche Post. For finding letterboxes, you can use the search engine of Deutsche Post.
Public transport: The local public transport system is managed by Rhein-Neckar-Verkehr (RNV). RNV provides you with bus and tram connections within as well as between the cities of Mannheim, Ludwigshafen and Heidelberg. For information on how to get to the conference venue by public transport, check out our directions here: http://www.iiemca19.org/venue/how-to-get-there/.
Shopping centers: In the city center of Mannheim you will find Q6Q7, a modern shopping center being located right where its name denotes it. If you are specifically looking for electronic devices (e.g. adapters) you might visit the electronics store SATURN (N7, 5-6) or check out Gravis (N1, 1), a retailer specialized in Apple devices.
Speed limits: In case you are traveling by car, keep in mind the different speed limits on German streets. On freeways, you will usually face limits of 100, 120 or 130 km/h (except for road work areas) – and sometimes even pass stretches without any restriction. Inside city centers (indicated by yellow signs stating the name of the city) the speed limit is set on 50 km/h. but can be lowered to 30 km/h in traffic-calmed areas.
Supermarkets: You will find lots of supermarkets in close distance to the conference venue with opening hours from 8am to at least 8pm. Keep in mind that in Germany all stores (except for train station and gas station stores) are closed on Sundays.
You can check out the following categories of supermarkets for orientation:
• Discounters: ALDI SÜD (E2, 16; S6, 29-33), LIDL (R1, 4-6; Schwetzinger Straße 6), NETTO (D3, 3), NORMA (H5, 5), PENNY (S2 12) • Higher-priced supermarkets: EDEKA (Seckenheimer Straße 68), REWE (N1, 1; Q6, 1; S6 29-32) • Organic supermarkets: Alnatura (N7, 12), basic (B1, 3-5)
Usually, you will also find a smaller selection of organic products in discounters and higher- priced supermarkets.
Furthermore, you can visit Mannheim Wochenmarkt, a street market with stands mainly selling regional and seasonal products. The Wochenmarkt is situated at G1 and opens its doors on Tuesdays and Thursdays (8am to 2pm) as well as on Saturdays (8am to 3pm).
24 Time zone: During your stay at the conference, clocks in Germany follow Central European Summer Time (CEST) with a time offset from UTC of +02. Compared to other places there is a time shift of (e.g.)
• Hawaii: + 12 hours • Los Angeles: + 9 hours • London: + 1 hour • Moscow: - 1 hour • New York: + 6 hours • Sydney: - 8 hours • Tokyo: - 7 hours
Cafés and Restaurants
The conference venue (University of Mannheim, Schloss Mannheim) is near to the city center and you will find a lot of places to have coffee and food within walking distance just by strolling around.
In the list below we put together a small selection of cafés and restaurants that are close to the venue. All of these locations offer vegetarian and vegan food and drink alternatives. See their websites for more information and opening hours.
Please note: Lunch is included in the Conference fee and will be served at the University’s Canteen on Campus (“Mensa”).
Cafés nearby L3 Café • Coffee (vegan coffee alternatives with oat milk), tea, snacks (e.g. homemade bagels) • Address: L3, 9, 68161 Mannheim (vis á vis conference venue) • http://www.l3coffee.de
EO Café • University Bistro, Café Bar, lunch • Address: On campus; Schloss, EO (“Ehrenhof Ost”/Ehrenhof East, left-hand side when you are standing in the Ehrenhof) • https://www.stw-ma.de/eo_mannheim.html
Café Fräulein Schiller • Nostalgic café located at the “Schillerplatz”, the site of the former national theater (Nationaltheater) where Friedrich Schiller, a famous German poet of the Weimar Classicism, showed the premiere of his play “Die Räuber”. • Homemade sustainable food, breakfast, cakes (usually at least one gluten free alternative), lunch (one vegetarian or vegan, sometimes even glutenfree alternative) • Address: B2, 11, 68159 Mannheim • fraeulein-schiller.de
25 Helder und Leuwen Café • Coffee, alternative specialties like matcha latte, golden milk, homemade lemonades, cakes, snacks (e.g. avocado bread or chia pudding), all coffees can be ordered as a vegan alternative with coconut or almond milk. • Address: N3, 15, 68161 Mannheim • helder-leeuwen.de/caf-n3/
Café Sammo / Café Sammo Zén • Two locations in B1 and A3 • Coffee, tea, snacks (e.g. baguettes, focaccia, couscous salad) • Addresses: B1, 6a, 68159 Mannheim & A3, 7, 68159 Mannheim • https://www.cafe-sammo.com/
Konditorei & Kaffee Herrdegen (Traditional Café and Pastry Shop) • Mannheim traditional bakery since 1838, Mannheim baking specialties, coffee • Address: E2, 8, 68159 Mannheim • https://www.cafe-herrdegen.de/
Bio Bäcker Bihn (Bakery) • Organic bakery, take-away bread and pastries, coffee • Address: N1 (Stadthaus), 68161 Mannheim • www.baeckerei-bihn.de
Restaurant N Eins Lounge (Restaurant and Bar) • Big location with crossover food menu, lunch, dinner, Cocktails • Address: N1, 1 (Stadthaus), 68161 Mannheim • http://n-eins-lounge.de
Restaurants nearby Rheinterassen (Restaurant) • Nice location in the park with a view on the river Rhine. • Fusion of Palatine and French Kitchen, large selection of Palatine and French wines, lunch, dinner • Address: Rheinpromenade 15, 68163 Mannheim • http://rheinterrassen.info/
Restaurant Familienbetrieb • Homemade regional food, burgers (meat or vegan patties), opens at 5 pm, dinner • Address: M2, 12, 68161 Mannheim • https://de-de.facebook.com/familienbetriebmannheim/ Starks • Restaurant with a big terrace in the middle of the Quadrate, crossover food menu, breakfast, lunch, dinner • N4, 13, 68161 Mannheim • http://www.starks-restaurant.de/startseite
26 Dachgarten • Nice location on the roof of a large department store in the city center, lunch, dinner, homemade lemonades, Cocktails • Address: O5, 9-12, 68161 Mannheim (6. floor of engelhorn Mode im Quadrat) • www.dachgarten-engelhorn.de
Lenoks Burger • Genuine Mannheim fast food chain (2 restaurants) founded by the two “Mannheimers” Levent and Henok (=Lenok), burgers with beef, vegan or vegetarian patties, milkshakes (vegan alternatives with soymilk) • Addresses: N4, 15, 68161 Mannheim & L15 12-13, Mannheim • http://www.lenoks.de/
Café Vienna • Student bar and restaurant, food and drinks at cheap prices • Address: S1, 15, 68161 Mannheim • www.cafevienna.de
Bistro Binokel • Restaurant with a big terrace in the middle of the Quadrate, crossover food menu, Palatine specialties, breakfast, lunch, dinner • Address: O7, 1 68161 Mannheim • www.mybinokel.de
Gasthaus Zentrale • German food and beer, Lunch, Dinner • Address: N4 15, 68161 Mannheim
Turkish Food Mannheim is known for its Turkish restaurants. In the area of G 1-5 and H 1-5, which is also called “Little Istanbul” by the Mannheim citizens, you will find a lot of Turkish supermarkets, shops, shisha bars and restaurants. The square of G1 is an open market place (the “Marktplatz”). Standing on this public square, you can see some of the best known Turkish restaurants.
Meydan (Turkish word for market place) • Turkish restaurant with stone oven and a big terrace on the market place • Address: H1, 16-17, 68159 Mannheim (Am Marktplatz) • http://meydan-restaurant.de/
Türk Sofrası Ocakbası • Turkish restaurant with stone oven • Address: G2, 6, 68159 Mannheim (Am Marktplatz) • http://www.soframa.de/
27 Cigköftem • Vegetarian/vegan version of Turkish Dürüm and Köfte made out of bulgur • Address: G2, 11, 68159 Mannheim • www.cigkoftem-mannheim.de
Some more Cafés • Café Prag – E4, 17, 68159 Mannheim • Café Rost – Pflügersgrundstraße 16, 68169 Mannheim • Anticafé Klokke – Mittelstrasse 19, 68169 Mannheim • Kleines Café – Eichendorffstraße 8, 68167 Mannheim • Café Pfau – Lange Rötterstrasse 76, 68167 Mannheim • Café Rötterdam – Lange Rötterstr. 66, 68167 Mannheim • Kaffee auf Hawaii – Lange Rötterstraße 50, 68167 Mannheim • Café Lido – Seckenheimer Str. 26, 68165 Mannheim • Café Luni – Seckenheimer Str. 34a, 68165 Mannheim • Café Meerwiesen – Meerwiesenstr. 1, 68163 Mannheim
Some more Restaurants • Memoires d’Indochine – C2, 10A, 68159 Mannheim • Laternen – O7, 25, 68161 Mannheim • Mie House – J7, 3, 68159 Mannheim • Ichi – Q2, 13, 68161 Mannheim • Yam Yam – L14, 13, 68161 Mannheim • Maloik – H7, 30, 68159 Mannheim • Burrito Baby – D4, 5, 68159 Mannheim • Glück & Verstand – G7, 17, 68159 Mannheim • Kombüse – Jungbuschstraße 23, 68159 Mannheim • Die Küche – Hafenstr. 49, 68159 Mannheim • Gaststätte Heinrichsbrücke – Käfertaler Str. 91 • Restaurant Saigon – Augustaanlage 54-56, 68165 Mannheim • L’Osteria – Friedrichsplatz 12, 68165 Mannheim • Café Flo – Friedrichsplatz 12, 68165 Mannheim • Rohkosteria – Lindenhofstraße 62, 68163 Mannheim • Bootshaus (Ludwigshafen) – Hans-Reschke-Ufer 3, 68165 Mannheim
28 Thank you to all reviewers: Charles Antaki | Loughborough, UK Ruth Ayaß | Bielefeld, Germany Dagmar Barth-Weingarten | Potsdam, Germany Jack Bilmes | Honolulu, Hawaii, USA Mathias Broth | Linköping, Sweden Steven E. Clayman | Los Angeles, California, USA Arnulf Deppermann I Mannheim, Germany Giolo Fele | Trento, Italy Richard Fitzgerald | Macau, China Esther González-Martínez | Fribourg, Switzerland Susanne Günthner | Münster, Germany Eric Hauser | Tokyo, Japan Henrike Helmer I Mannheim, Germany Stefan Hirschauer | Mainz, Germany Lena Jayyusi | Dubai, UAE Julia Kaiser I Mannheim, Germany Gabriele Kasper | Honolulu, Hawaii, USA Timothy Koschmann | Springfield, Illinois, USA Eric Laurier | Edinburgh, UK Dirk vom Lehn | London, UK Ken Liberman | Eugene, Oregon, USA Christian Licoppe | Paris, France Michael Lynch | Ithaca, New York, USA Douglas Macbeth | Columbus, Ohio, USA Paul McIlvenny | Aalborg, Denmark Kristian Mortensen | Kolding, Denmark Aug Nishizaka | Chiba, Japan Ana Cristina Ostermann | São Leopoldo, Brazil Anssi Peräkylä | Helsinki, Finland Karola Pitsch | Essen, Germany Nadine Proske I Mannheim, Germany Silke Reineke I Mannheim, Germany Axel Schmidt I Mannheim, Germany Marja-Leena Sorjonen | Helsinki, Finland Philippe Sormani | Paris, France Thomas Spranz-Fogasy I Mannheim, Germany Elwys de Stefani | Leuven, Belgium Wyke Stommel | Nijmegen, Netherlands Jürgen Streeck | Austin, Texas, USA Anja Stukenbrock | Lausanne, Switzerland Véronique Traverso | Lyon, France Johannes Wagner | Kolding, Denmark Patrick G. Watson | Waterloo, Canada Alan Zemel | Albany, New York, USA Jörg Zinken I Mannheim, Germany
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