This workshop will step up to the challenge of formulating a new transdisciplinary theory of human co-operation, taking as its point of departure the three maxims above that have been distilled from a survey of existing research literature. The workshop brings together three projects in the CRC Media of Co-operation. P02 Anthropology of Co-operation leads the workshop. Through its research into the intellectual history of the concepts of co-operation and interaction, it will sketch a background against which the new theory can be developed. P01 Multisensory Mediality and Co-operative Practice, which investigates multisensorial practices from an ethnomethodological perspective, will provide theoretical and empirical resources for the construction of the new theory. B05 (Early) Childhood and Smartphone, looking back at a decade of empirical research into the use and interaction of small children with smartphones and other digital media, will contribute key insights into developmental aspects of pointing, touch and co-operation.
Invited speakers:
Ellen Fricke (TU Dresden)
Jürgen Streeck (UT Austin)
Michel Lefèvre (Montpellier)
With contributions by Alexandre Métraux (Nancy)

Venue
Campus Herrengarten
AH-A 031/034
Herrengarten 3
57072 Siegen
Programm
Donnerstag, den 06.11.2025
Deixis→Media
Alexandre Métraux (Nancy): „Zeigen, Berühren und Greifen – neuropsychologisch in den Blick genommen“
mit einem Kommentar von Clemens Knobloch (Siegen)
Michel Lefèvre (Montpellier): „Verwendung von Lokal- und Analogiedeixis in der Interaktion mit sehbehinderten Sprechern“
mit einem Kommentar von Janette Friedrich (Wien)
Jürgen Streeck (Austin, Texas): „Pointing, Tracing, Drawing, Showing”
mit einem Kommentar von Erik Dzwiza-Ohlsen (Köln)
Abendessen
Freitag, den 07.11.2025
Media→Deixis
Clemens Eisenmann (Konstanz/Siegen): „‚Circle your feet!‘ On foundations of everyday embodied movements in physical therapies“
mit einem Kommentar von Tim Hector (Siegen)
Max Kanderske und Tristan Thielmann (Siegen): „Looking, Pointing, Spatial Anchoring: Understanding the aesthetic and micro-logistical principles behind Apple’s Spatial Computing paradigm“
mit einem Kommentar von Erhard Schüttpelz (Siegen)
Mittagessen
Astrid Vogelpohl und Jutta Wiesemann (Siegen): „Swiping, tapping, pointing – pointing practices in digital childhoods“
mit einem Kommentar von James McElvenny (Siegen)
Abschlussdiskussion
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