Recipients of the LSI Dissertation Award (an incomplete list) 2006 Galina Bolden (UCLA): Delayed and incipient actions: The discourse markers “-to” and “so” in Russian[…]
Richard Buttny was awarded the Outstanding Scholarship Award for a Classic Work, also known as the “Old Chestnut” award, for his 1993 books entitled, “Social[…]
Emma Beitz for her paper entitled “Syntactic Resources for Managing Speakership and Recipiency in Everyday Interaction: Pivots in German Conversation”. Curtis LeBaron, Phillip J. Glenn,[…]
Emma Beitz was awarded Top Paper and Top Debut Paper for her paper entitled “Syntactic Resources for Managing Speakership and Recipiency in Everyday Interaction: Pivots[…]
Danielle Pillet-Shore for her paper entitled “Making way and making sense for arrivers: Pre-present parties’ previous activity formulations”. Heidi Kevoe-Feldman for her paper entitled, “What[…]
Kristine Fitch was awarded the Recent Scholarship Award for her 2006 article entitled, “Cultural Persuadables” published in Communication Theory 13(1): 100-123.
Danielle Pillet-Shore was awarded Top Paper and Top Debut Paper for her paper entitled “Making way and making sense for arrivers: Pre-present parties’ previous activity
Estafania Guimares (PhD, University of York, UK) was awarded the LSI Dissertation Award for her dissertation entitled, “Talking about violence: Women reporting abuse in Brazil”.
Barnett Pearce & Vernon Cronen was awarded the Old Chestnut Award for their classic work, “Communication, action, and meaning” (1980), which elaborated the basic argument[…]
Laura O’Hara (Ball State University), Carolyn Shue (Ball State University), James McKenzie (Ball State University), David Marini (Ball State University),Jennifer Flanagan (Ball Memorial Hospital Family[…]