Workshop “Perspectives on addressing, (im)politeness and language contacts”
organized by the project “How to address? Variation and change in address practices”
Friday, 2 October 2015, University of Helsinki, Main building, Lecture hall 11
Program
9.15–9.30 Coffee (Room 4005, 4th floor)
9.30–9.45 Hanna Lappalainen: Introduction
Chair: Elizabeth Peterson
9.45-10.30 Tuuli Holttinen: Request strategies in service encounters – preliminary results from a contrastive study between Finnish and French
10.30-11.00 Maria Lind: Politeness in e-mail messages written in Finnish by Russian- and Finnish-speaking students
11.00–11.20 Ramona Lepik: Address practices among check-in staff working in the harbours of Helsinki and Tallinn (Hanna Lappalainen presents)
11.20–12.05 Maria Fremer: Addressing the viewer?
12.05–13.00 Lunch break
Chair: Tuuli Holttinen
13.00–13.30 Elizabeth Peterson: Licensing through English
13.30–14.15 Ulla Tuomarla: Bad behaviour on Discussion Board: the case of Finnpanzees
14.15–14.45 Coffee Break (room 4005, 4th floor)
Chair: Maria Fremer
14.45–15.30 Kaarina Mononen: Roles and expectations. Constructing understanding in elder care situations
15.30–16.00 Renate Pajusalu: Ways of addressing in Estonian institutional dialogues
16.00–16.45 Hanna Lappalainen: Explicit and implicit addressing in doctors’ questions
16.45–17.00 Closing