Fælles orientering som ressource for idéudvikling: En single case analyse baseret på Distributed Cognition (DC) & Conversation Analysis (CA)

Brian Lystgaard Due

Fælles orientering som ressource for idéudvikling: En single case analyse baseret på Distributed Cognition (DC) & Conversation Analysis (CA)

Department of Nordic Studies and Linguistics

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Abstract

This paper discusses how participants during meetings in Danish organizations generate new ideas via a number of local semiotic resources. The article draws on Distributed Cognition (DC) (Hutchins 1995) as theoretical background of what constitutes an activity system and utilizes multimodal Ethno-Methodological Conversation Analysis (EM/CA) as a specific method for analysis. The article contributes partly with new knowledge about how cognition is embedded in the idea development operations and also how ideas are created sequentially, simultaneously and multimodally. The article specifically shows how "conceptual formulations" are a resource for the development of ideas. The article exemplifies how DC and EM/CA together can be used analytically.

Originalsprog	Dansk
Tidsskrift	NyS
Vol/bind	50
Sider (fra-til)	86-119
ISSN	0106-8040
Status	Udgivet - 2016

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