Giolo Fele
Biographic Data
| ID | 234990 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Giolo Fele |
| GIVEN NAMES | Giolo |
| FAMILY NAME | Fele |
| SIGNATURE | FELE G |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Trento |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6991-5047 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 19 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2008 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Dealing with missing participants in the opening phases of a videoconference
The paper explores the social interaction that takes place during the initial phases of videoconferences. The focus is on the problem of absent participants, which is often considered a reason for delaying the official beginning of the meeting. One of the resources that the participants have is to reach the absent participant by cellphone. We observed a recurrent pattern of action whereby one of the participants disengages from the video meeting …
Responses
In this article, Jean Beaman examines Rawls and Duck's analysis of the interaction order and tacit racism in the French context. And Martijn de Koning is dedicated to the question »If Islamophobia is almost undetectable as a mode of racism, do other ways of thinking and/or opposing anti-Muslim racism then become deviant and abnormal
Order and disorder in the classroom
The article discusses some aspects of classroom interaction as described in the ethnomethodological literature in particular, and it does so through the analysis of an excerpt from conversational interaction in a classroom. The interactional model described in the relevant literature is an asymmetric system of conversational rights in which the teacher controls every aspect of the conversation: Turn-taking, topic choice and duration, definition o…
Some Discovered Practices of Lay Coffee Drinkers
When lay coffee drinkers taste the coffee in their cups, the flavors they note are shaped by the local interaction that provides the context for the occasion. Three methods they use for identifying flavors are examined and described: clustering , or how flavor descriptors are articulated in ensembles during a collaborative process; objectivating , the concerted work of transforming tentative suggestions into objective findings; and calibrating , …
Expertise and the work of football match analysts in TV sport broadcasts
In this paper we describe expertise as a way of seeing. We use match analysis `punditry’ as a setting to show how professional vision is interactionally achieved in TV sport broadcasts through environmentally coupled gestures enhanced by camera actions and a new technology of vision called telestrator. The paper is based on data from video sequences of (English) football TV broadcasts where the pundit shows to the TV host in the studio and to the…
Normatividad en deporte: Una reespecificación etnometodológica
This paper presents an ethnoethodological reespecification on the analysis of the different kinds of normativity in sport. In sports competition two kinds of rules are normally differentiated: rules of the game and ethical rules or fairplay. The ethnomethodological analysis affords us to distinguish a third kind of normativity, referred to what can be called praxical rules. The interest of the ethnomethodological proposal is not in the formal ana…
Translating processes and elementary writing in German as a foreign language
The article presents the first results of a qualitative research study on writing in a foreign language with the help of Google Translator. It examines the processes of the construction of verbal and discursive forms during group discussion on the translation of a tourist website structures ensuing from a tourist website const. This study took place in the 2013/2014 academic year, and it was based on a video recording of about 12 hours of group w…
Harold Garfinkel, 29 October 1917–21 April 2011
The use of video to document tacit participation in an emergency operations centre
This article explores the use of video in qualitative research. In particular, it focuses on the ways video recordings can be used to document cooperative work and tacit participation in a work setting. The article first presents previous research on participation framework, cooperation and multimodal interaction, then examines a single episode of interaction in a medical emergency call and dispatch centre. The article discusses aspects of coordi…
From specifications to specific vagueness: How enterprise software mediates relations in engineering practices
Relying on an ethnography of software demonstrations given by members of the product development and sales division of a system engineering company to various industrial design engineers at different sites, the article identifies patterns of specific vagueness with reference to a software graphic modeling tool. A statement is vague to the extent that it has aspects that resist inquiries. In our fieldwork on software demonstrations, sales system e…
The Phenomenal Field: Ethnomethodological Perspectives on Collective Phenomena
The Phenomenal Field: Ethnomethodological Perspectives on Collective Phenomena
Expertise and the work of football match analysts in TV sport broadcasts
In this paper we describe expertise as a way of seeing. We use match analysis `punditry’ as a setting to show how professional vision is interactionally achieved in TV sport broadcasts through environmentally coupled gestures enhanced by camera actions and a new technology of vision called telestrator. The paper is based on data from video sequences of (English) football TV broadcasts where the pundit shows to the TV host in the studio and to the…
Some Discovered Practices of Lay Coffee Drinkers
When lay coffee drinkers taste the coffee in their cups, the flavors they note are shaped by the local interaction that provides the context for the occasion. Three methods they use for identifying flavors are examined and described: clustering , or how flavor descriptors are articulated in ensembles during a collaborative process; objectivating , the concerted work of transforming tentative suggestions into objective findings; and calibrating , …
The use of video to document tacit participation in an emergency operations centre
This article explores the use of video in qualitative research. In particular, it focuses on the ways video recordings can be used to document cooperative work and tacit participation in a work setting. The article first presents previous research on participation framework, cooperation and multimodal interaction, then examines a single episode of interaction in a medical emergency call and dispatch centre. The article discusses aspects of coordi…
From specifications to specific vagueness: How enterprise software mediates relations in engineering practices
Relying on an ethnography of software demonstrations given by members of the product development and sales division of a system engineering company to various industrial design engineers at different sites, the article identifies patterns of specific vagueness with reference to a software graphic modeling tool. A statement is vague to the extent that it has aspects that resist inquiries. In our fieldwork on software demonstrations, sales system e…
The Phenomenal Field: Ethnomethodological Perspectives on Collective Phenomena
From specifications to specific vagueness: How enterprise software mediates relations in engineering practices
Relying on an ethnography of software demonstrations given by members of the product development and sales division of a system engineering company to various industrial design engineers at different sites, the article identifies patterns of specific vagueness with reference to a software graphic modeling tool. A statement is vague to the extent that it has aspects that resist inquiries. In our fieldwork on software demonstrations, sales system e…
Harold Garfinkel, 29 October 1917–21 April 2011
The use of video to document tacit participation in an emergency operations centre
This article explores the use of video in qualitative research. In particular, it focuses on the ways video recordings can be used to document cooperative work and tacit participation in a work setting. The article first presents previous research on participation framework, cooperation and multimodal interaction, then examines a single episode of interaction in a medical emergency call and dispatch centre. The article discusses aspects of coordi…
Translating processes and elementary writing in German as a foreign language
The article presents the first results of a qualitative research study on writing in a foreign language with the help of Google Translator. It examines the processes of the construction of verbal and discursive forms during group discussion on the translation of a tourist website structures ensuing from a tourist website const. This study took place in the 2013/2014 academic year, and it was based on a video recording of about 12 hours of group w…
Normatividad en deporte: Una reespecificación etnometodológica
This paper presents an ethnoethodological reespecification on the analysis of the different kinds of normativity in sport. In sports competition two kinds of rules are normally differentiated: rules of the game and ethical rules or fairplay. The ethnomethodological analysis affords us to distinguish a third kind of normativity, referred to what can be called praxical rules. The interest of the ethnomethodological proposal is not in the formal ana…
Some Discovered Practices of Lay Coffee Drinkers
When lay coffee drinkers taste the coffee in their cups, the flavors they note are shaped by the local interaction that provides the context for the occasion. Three methods they use for identifying flavors are examined and described: clustering , or how flavor descriptors are articulated in ensembles during a collaborative process; objectivating , the concerted work of transforming tentative suggestions into objective findings; and calibrating , …
Expertise and the work of football match analysts in TV sport broadcasts
In this paper we describe expertise as a way of seeing. We use match analysis `punditry’ as a setting to show how professional vision is interactionally achieved in TV sport broadcasts through environmentally coupled gestures enhanced by camera actions and a new technology of vision called telestrator. The paper is based on data from video sequences of (English) football TV broadcasts where the pundit shows to the TV host in the studio and to the…
Responses
In this article, Jean Beaman examines Rawls and Duck's analysis of the interaction order and tacit racism in the French context. And Martijn de Koning is dedicated to the question »If Islamophobia is almost undetectable as a mode of racism, do other ways of thinking and/or opposing anti-Muslim racism then become deviant and abnormal
Order and disorder in the classroom
The article discusses some aspects of classroom interaction as described in the ethnomethodological literature in particular, and it does so through the analysis of an excerpt from conversational interaction in a classroom. The interactional model described in the relevant literature is an asymmetric system of conversational rights in which the teacher controls every aspect of the conversation: Turn-taking, topic choice and duration, definition o…
Dealing with missing participants in the opening phases of a videoconference
The paper explores the social interaction that takes place during the initial phases of videoconferences. The focus is on the problem of absent participants, which is often considered a reason for delaying the official beginning of the meeting. One of the resources that the participants have is to reach the absent participant by cellphone. We observed a recurrent pattern of action whereby one of the participants disengages from the video meeting …
Sociology (9 works) · Computer Science (6 works) · Linguistics (6 works) · Political science (6 works) · Psychology (6 works) · Philosophy (5 works) · Language, Discourse, Communication Strategies (4 works) · Artificial Intelligence (3 works) · Context (archaeology (3 works) · Epistemology (3 works)