Multimodale lingvistiske individer

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1 Multimodale lingvistiske individer
Camille munk Holmstedt, Johanne Kirkeby & Nicole Buys | syddansk universitet | ssk 2017

2 intro baggrund for oplægget

3 Language, writing & the individual
Undervisere Professor Stephen Cowley, Centre for Human Interactivity, Institut for Sprog og Kommunikation, Syddansk Universitet Post.doc. Elisabeth Dalby Kristiansen, Institut for Sprog og Kommunikation, Syddansk Universitet Undervisning Notesbøger Facebook Multimodalitet Det sproglige individ Tidligere gruppeprojekt

4 midtvejs- og eksamensopgave

5 individet i kontekst Camille munk Holmstedt

6 Sprog & gruppedynamik Refleksioner i sammenligning med andre individer
3 forskellige tilgange til samme opgave Metode Sprog Stilistiske præferencer Æstetisk ”Writing as thinking”

7 Nicoles notesbog Comment on Johanne’s Comment 21/2/17
First, I think it’s interesting how much the superficial look of my observation says about me. Johanne is right in thinking that cursive is my default when it comes to handwriting and she is also somewhat right that it was rushed (more so, done under the stress of small children and guests running around).

8 Nicoles kommentar Nicole’s comment : (15/2/17)
the observation you have made on the difference of sharing political and personal information really struck a cord with me and I think it is an observation that is applicable to a lot of people. I, myself, thought about the fact that I usually don’t bring politics into my facebook. (especially, when it comes to feminism. In turn this makes me think about seeing the exact opposite during the last election. I think that this is a subject where people become hyper aware about predicted perception.

9 Johannes mindmap • What narrative is Nicole creating?
- Aesthetic aspect - flower --> road --> metaphor? - profile pic generic? matches lipstick ? rainy – nature – make-up - Scrolling on: Nicole has no text on pics self-aware/shy? statement? - Education not up to date IDC. Nicole doesn’t give of narrative 1. 2. option: She does! vs – art – “look at my skills” – fan culture – “see my taste” [Idea: what info is not displayed “about page”]

10 Johannes jokes More in depth: NICOLE BUYS (what does she buy?)
~NOW BACK TO ME: (16/02/17) Answering the raised “questions”:

11 mine noter Reflections on discussion
I noted some of my reflections of our discussion on the opposite page before we were given this task, but to continue where I left off: Of the 3 profiles we looked at today, only Johanne’s page had a very clear narrative. Nic

12 min kommentar [sort kuglepen, Johannes håndskrift] (Camille’s comments) 15/02/17 [grøn kuglepen, min håndskrift] General comment: Johanne is largely absent from the interview she conducted. Aside from the questions, she keeps her comments to a minimum, but this also means that she does not draw any conclusions from her interview. A reader of this interview would not know why Johanne picked these parts of the interview to transcribe. Does the interview fit with Johanne’s analysis? [I mindre skrift] non-academical note: now I wrote to you very distanced, instead of addressing my comment to you, that was weird.

13 sprog & sfæreopdeling Akademisk kontekst og sfære
Bevidsthed om observation ”Jeg” ude af fokus Privat kontekst og sfære Brud på grammatiske regler ”Jeg” i fokus

14 anden social kontekst, sfære & medium
Camille: tsk tsk tsk nu må bussen gerne komme har du nogle lix retningslinjer ? like, det eneste, jeg kan huske om lixtal, var at jeg altid læste meget over hvad jeg skulle, så til sidst blev de trætte af at teste mig #humblebrag Johanne: 25-30 ok men hvad betyder det ??? 25 lix - 30 lix HVAD BETYDER DET JOHANNE LIX = (antal ord/antal punktummer) + (lange ord*100/antal ord) wtf Facebook-samtale, 9. marts 2017

15 konklusion Vi, som individer, er i stand til at ændre vores måde at bruge sprog på, men med hver vores tilgang til opgaven, selv i samme kontekst.

16 individet, socialt-privat
Nicole buys

17 Individet socialt-privat
Udgangspunkt Facebook-profil Eksperiment i konstruktion af selvet Analyse – konstruktion – analyse

18 Teori Udtryk Bakhtin: Utterances Goffman: Addressees

19 analyse Sagt vs. hørt Mine addressees venner bekendte
professionelle kontakter? Ønsket modtagelse imødekommende professionel mere kønsneutral til stede!

20 Konstruktionen Fjerne forældet information Fjerne irrelevante opslag
Skifte coverbillede Tilføje beskrivelse

21 Coverbilleder Natur Farvetema Kønsneutralt Rejsebillede

22 analyse igen Mere? Stadig misforståelse? Mistet autenticitet?

23 konklusion Det, som bliver sagt, vil aldrig være det, som bliver hørt, men ved systematisk analyse, af bl.a. addressees, kan distancers formindskes.

24 Individet, akademisk johanne kirkeby

25 third-order cybernetics

26 Datagenering af face Bakhtin Addressivity Display-will Dan Dennett
“The self is a tale we spin” Cybernetics We create our Self by self-organizing after coming into contact with the world Det uautentiske i det autentiske

27 Datagenering af face Bakhtin Addressivity Display-will Dan Dennett
“The self is a tale we spin” Cybernetics We create our Self by self-organizing after coming into contact with the world Det uautentiske i det autentiske

28 Datagenering af face Bakhtin Addressivity Display-will Dan Dennett
“The self is a tale we spin” Cybernetics We create our Self by self-organizing after coming into contact with the world Det uautentiske i det autentiske

29 Det uautentiske ved selvbevidst data
Mig som objekt: Bakhtin Addressivity Display-will Dan Dennett “The self is a tale we spin” Cybernetics We create our Self by self-organizing after coming into contact with the world Det uautentiske i det autentiske

30 Det uautentiske ved selvbevidst data
Rettelser Bakhtin Addressivity Display-will Dan Dennett “The self is a tale we spin” Cybernetics We create our Self by self-organizing after coming into contact with the world Det uautentiske i det autentiske

31 Det uautentiske ved selvbevidst data
Læseren Bakhtin Addressivity Display-will Dan Dennett “The self is a tale we spin” Cybernetics We create our Self by self-organizing after coming into contact with the world Det uautentiske i det autentiske

32 Det uautentiske ved selvbevidst data
En konklusion, der passer ind i mit narrativ Bakhtin Addressivity Display-will Dan Dennett “The self is a tale we spin” Cybernetics We create our Self by self-organizing after coming into contact with the world Det uautentiske i det autentiske

33 konklusion Min version af en tredjeordens kybernetik som en refleksion af, hvem jeg er.

34 Outro kybernetik & individet

35 kybernetik & individet
Individet i kontekst (Camille) Individet, socialt-privat (Nicole) Individet, akademisk (Johanne)

36 bibliografi & videre læsning

37 referencer Bøger Johnstone, Barbara: The Linguistic Individual, 1996
Bahktin, M.M.: Speech Genres and Other Late Essays, 1986 Goffman, Erving: Interaction Ritual (”On Face-Work”), 1972 Artikler Menary, Richard: "Writing as thinking“, 2007 Glaserfeld, Ernest von: "An Introduction to Radical Constructivism“, 1984