Скачать или смотреть Physically distanced, socially close with Professor Liz Stokoe

Professor of Social Interaction and author of "Talk," Elizabeth Stokoe's job takes her to all sorts of places. From first dates to hostage negotiations, every conversation has a landscape and architecture—and it's Liz's job to examine what that is.

In 'Physically Distanced: Socially Close,' she poses the question, “How close can we be online?” and unrolls a thread of thought to offer some valuable insights.

Key highlights from this talk:
🔑 How every conversation has a landscape and an architecture
🔑 The role of apparently pointless “how are you’s” in the era of covid
🔑 Flying paper planes, baking cakes, and going on country walks together, at a distance
🔑 Debunking myths about the role of non-verbal communication

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