A multimodal analysis of social practices in the pandemic period
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https://doi.org/10.61007/QdC.2022.3.90Keywords:
covid-19, multimodal, conversation, ethnomethodology, interactionAbstract
The Covid-19 has affected not only the health of populations but also social practices and their local organization transforming human interactions. Using a multimodal conversation analysis, in this paper we will show how prevention is incarnated in social actions of participants and how Covid-19 affect social interaction.
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