Upcoming events:
Past events:
- Guest lecture by Melisa Stevanovic at the University of Potsdam 16.10.2023: ‘Telling a supervisor about experiences of gendered dismissal: Problems of documentation, tellability, and failed authority’.
- NORDISCO, the 7th Nordic Interdisciplinary Conference on Discourse and Interaction, Tampere, 15.-17.11.2023
- International Pragmatics Association -conference (IPrA), Brussels, 9.-14.7.2022
- The Annual Finnish Social Psychology Conference, University of Tampere, 4.-5.5.2023
- Winter seminar with Mervyn Horgan, Helsinki 7.12.2022
- Work Research Days, Tampere University, 14.-16.9.2022
- Summer seminar of the research project 20.-21.6.2022
- Seminar for master’s thesis authors, 1.6.2022
- The Annual Social Psychology Conference 2022, University of Eastern Finland, Kuopio Campus 5.-6.5.2022
- Kick-off-seminar of the project 14.12.2021
Presentations:
- Nordic Interdisciplinary Conference on Discourse and Interaction (NORDISCO)
- Melisa Stevanovic: Too common to be tellable?: Inevitability of gender-based intergroup discrimination in retrospective accounts of problematic interactional experience.
- Annika Valtonen: Troublesome encounters in public spaces: Immigrants accounting for problematic interactions with strangers in Finland.
- Elina Weiste & Melisa Stevanovic: ”You should have addressed it directly”– The inequalities in the ideals of managing interactional problems immediately.
- Minna Leinonen: Pathologizing negative interaction –Storytelling in research interviews
- Henri Nevalainen: Threat in interactionally troublesome exchanges: The challenges and dilemmas of reporting a threatening experience
- International Pragmatics Association -conference (IPrA)
- Dorien Van De Mieroop, Melisa Stevanovic, Minna Leinonen & Henri Nevalainen: Epistemics and deontics in the story world: (In)congruent status-stance relations in direct reported speech in stories of interactionally troublesome exchanges
- Minna Leinonen: Interviewees’ interpretative and naming practices as troublesome tools for tellability in sharing negative experiences
- Henri Nevalainen, Elizabeth Couper-Kuhlen & Melisa Stevanovic: Reporting the thoughts of the antagonist: A delicate practice in the accounts of interactionally troublesome exchanges
- Melisa Stevanovic, Henri Nevalainen, Minna Leinonen, Elina Weiste & Annika Valtonen: The prosodic construction of inevitability of gender-based intergroup discrimination
- Annika Valtonen: Public spaces as sites of interactionally troublesome exchanges for immigrants residing in Finland
- Elina Weiste, Nanette Ranta, Melisa Stevanovic, Henri Nevalainen, Annika Valtonen & Minna Leinonen: Social and health care professionals’ narratives of interactionally troublesome exchanges with their clients: accounting for and against the active role of the client
- The Annual Social Psychology Conference 2023, Tampere University,
- Minna Leinonen: The practices of interpretation and naming used by interviewees in sharing negative experiences
- Emmi Koskinen: The narratives of narcissists on interactionally troublesome exchanges
- Kati Aalto: Formulating and receiving feedback on the therapeutic relationship in the psychotherapy process
- Kati Mäntysaari: Ideals of shared decision-making in mental health rehabilitation
- The Annual Social Psychology Conference 2022, University of Eastern Finland, 5.-6.6.2022
- Minna Leinonen: Social divisions in problematic accounts
- Melisa Stevanovic: Interactionally troublesome situations as case and tendence stories.
- Leena Ripatti-Torniainen, Henri Nevalainen & Melisa Stevanovic: Tellability of troublesome interaction experiences, accountability and transitions on the private-public-continuum
- Work Research Days, Tampere University, 14.-16.9.2022
- Minna Leinonen: Tellability of grievances in the context of the cultural section
- Antero Olakivi, Melisa Stevanovic & Henri Nevalainen: Verbalizing age discrimination experiences in the performance appraisal: A case study on the difficulty of building an organizationally relevant narrative
- Elina Weiste: Negative service experiences of healthcare customers, narrative, positioning and normative discourses of customership