Conference

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Friday, May 19, 2000
8-8:45 Breakfast and Registration
9-9:30 Tamara Shuqum and Amy Kyratzis
Gender differences in persuasive justifications in preschool children
9:30-10 Elizabeth Keating and Gene Mirus
Deaf children and hearing peers at school: Negotiating conversational resources
10-10:30 Olga Solomon
Narratives of a different order: Autistic children's use of connectives
10:30-11 Break
11-11:30 Irene Koshik
Designedly incomplete utterances: A pedagogical practice for eliciting self-correction of written language errors
11:30-12 Laura Sterponi and Rossella Santagata
Mistakes in the classroom and at the dinner table: A comparison between Italian and North American socialization practices
12-12:30 Sally Jacoby
Saying what wasn't said: Negative observation as a linguistic resource for the interactional accomplishment of performance feedback in scientific culture
12:30-2 Lunch
2-2:30 Sarah Jones
The point of a point: The relationship between speech and pointing in the interactions of children and their adult caregivers
2:30-3 Patricia Zukow-Goldring
How caregiver referring actions reduce ambiguity and cultivate the emergence of the lexicon
3-3:30 Break
3:30-5 Plenary Address by Anthony J. Wootton (University of York, UK):
Pathways into culture: The autistic route
7pm Friday Evening Social Event -- CLIC Conference Party
Saturday, May 20 2000
9-9:30 Breakfast and registration
9:30-10:00 Jennifer Esbenshade
Preservation of the cultural identity of the Pennsylvania Dutch through English language marking
10-10:30 Wendy Smith and Zvi Bekerman
"Nispax dam" (blood is spilled); 'going first' and 'going second': The structure of argument moves in an Arab/Jewish university group discussion in Jerusalem
10:30-11 Jo Anne Kleifgen
Assembling talk: Social alignments in the workplace
11-11:30 Break
11:30-12 Joseph Sung-Yul Park
Prosody-syntax mismatches from an interactional perspective: The Intonation Unit as an interactional resource
12-12:30 Erik Vinkhuyzen
Voice-loop interactions: Conversational practices in a virtual state of continuing incipient talk
12:30-2 Lunch
2-4:30 Special Session with CLIC/LISO Faculty