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SUMMARY:***CANCELLED | new date in fall term 2025 tba***Working Lunch with 
 Lorenza Mondada
DESCRIPTION:The talk offers a glimpse on a project that studies a diversity
  of investigative practices of a forensic laboratory specialised in the re
 construction and reidentification of human remains of disappeared politica
 l activists in Brazil. In this talk we illustrate our video methodology an
 d analysis by addressing the issue of how the multi-disciplinary practices
  of the forensic experts deal with (and shape) multiple bone ontologies: t
 he bones constituting a case are approached within very different perspect
 ives\, while aiming at coordinating them within a coherent description\, b
 ased on a coherent set of scientific\, historical and legal evidences.\\r\
 \nLorenza Mondada [https://www.lorenzamondada.net/] is Professor of Lingui
 stics at the University of Basel. Her research deals with social interacti
 on in ordinary\, professional and institutional settings\, within an ethno
 methodological and conversation analytic perspective. Her research focuses
  on how the situated and endogenous organization of social interaction dra
 ws on a diversity of multimodal resources such as\, beside language\, gest
 ure\, gaze\, body posture\, movements\, objects manipulations as well as m
 ultisensorial practices such as touching\, tasting\, smelling and seeing.
X-ALT-DESC:<p>The talk offers a glimpse on a project that studies a diversi
 ty of investigative practices of a forensic laboratory specialised in the 
 reconstruction and reidentification of human remains of disappeared politi
 cal activists in Brazil. In this talk we illustrate our video methodology 
 and analysis by addressing the issue of how the multi-disciplinary practic
 es of the forensic experts deal with (and shape) multiple bone ontologies:
  the bones constituting a case are approached within very different perspe
 ctives\, while aiming at coordinating them within a coherent description\,
  based on a coherent set of scientific\, historical and legal evidences.</
 p>\n<p><a href="https://www.lorenzamondada.net/">Lorenza Mondada</a> is Pr
 ofessor of Linguistics at the University of Basel. Her research deals with
  social interaction in ordinary\, professional and institutional settings\
 , within an ethnomethodological and conversation analytic perspective. Her
  research focuses on how the situated and endogenous organization of socia
 l interaction draws on a diversity of multimodal resources such as\, besid
 e language\, gesture\, gaze\, body posture\, movements\, objects manipulat
 ions as well as multisensorial practices such as touching\, tasting\, smel
 ling and seeing.</p>
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