Third International Conference on Multimodality

Strand 1: Body Semiotics
Third International Conference on Multimodality | Thursday, 09 September 2010

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Strand 1: Body Semiotics

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Provisional list of participants in this strand in alpahabetical order

1.	Fiona Dalziel	Teaching about genre with a multimodal concordancer
2.	Patti Grunther	Multimodal awareness and use of multimodal concordancing in language learning
3.	Tomaso Kemeny	Theoretical relevance of the poetic word in a technologically advanced society
4.	Sigrid Norris	Some theoretical notions of timing: chains of lower-level actions and their intricate interplay in interaction
5.	Paul McIlvenny	Sharing Experiences of Intercountry Adoption: Multimodality, Embodiment and Affect
6.	Marianna Metelli	Teaching about genre with a multimodal concordancer
7.	Pirkko Raudaskoski	Sharing experiences of intercountry adoption: multimodality, embodiment and affect
8.	Lauren Weidmann	A multimodal approach to a preteen redefining his identity
9.	Jennifer Wells	The rise and fall of attention/awareness in the case of two young siblings