Programme

Day Three - Saturday June 1, 2024

Conference Room
Room D1
Room E1
Isidora Stojanovic

“Not good” implies “bad” but “not bad” doesn’t imply “good”: new insights into the asymmetry of negation

09:00-10:00
Conference Room
Isidora Stojanovic

From asymmetry in talk-in-interaction to power in society: how interactional order meets social order in medical consultations

10:00-10:30
Conference Room
Ahmad Izadi

The pragmatics of enthusiasm: Intercultural, societal and Danish perspectives

10:30-11:00
Conference Room
Noah Rørbæk, Carsten Levisen

Conference closing

11:30-12:00
Conference Room
Silvia Bruti, Gloria Cappelli, István Kecskés
12:00-13:00

Goodbye cocktail brunch

Integrating Relevance Theory and Critical Realism for the analysis of manipulation

10:00-10:30
Room D1
Jacopo Castaldi

Three rich-lexicon theories of slurs: A comparison

10:30-11:00
Room D1
Dan Zeman

A Tale of Two Stories: How and why we tell allegories

11:00-11:30
Room D1
Teru Konishi
12:00-13:00

Goodbye cocktail brunch

A cross-cultural analysis of disagreement in spoken Chinese and French from a frame-based approach of politeness

10:00-10:30
Room E1
Chen Rou

The pragmatic functions of please compared to the (im)polite Norwegian politeness marker vennligst

10:30-11:00
Room E1
Kristin Rygg, Stine Johansen

Teaching impoliteness through rap music in the second-language classroom

11:00-11.30
Room E1
Borbala Samu, Andrea Civile
12:00-13:00

Goodbye cocktail brunch