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  1. The CfP for our DN35 Conference ”Mapping and Countering Authoritarian Discourses“ in Opole, Poland, 25–26 February 2027, is now open.

    During DN35, we want to reflect on (neo)authoritarianism today, its role in public discourse, and its impact on contemporary politics. We want to map the discursive construction of the (neo)authoritarian appeal across the Global North and South, and the ways in which they can be counteracted. We welcome a wide range of methodologies and approaches to researching these issues, including critical political, psychological, and post-structuralist #DiscourseAnalysis, #CorpusLinguistics, and #RhetoricalAnalysis.

    For all relevant information see: discourseanalysis.net/DN35

    #Authoritarianism #Discourse #DiscourseStudies

  2. The CfP for our DN35 Conference ”Mapping and Countering Authoritarian Discourses“ in Opole, Poland, 25–26 February 2027, is now open.

    During DN35, we want to reflect on (neo)authoritarianism today, its role in public discourse, and its impact on contemporary politics. We want to map the discursive construction of the (neo)authoritarian appeal across the Global North and South, and the ways in which they can be counteracted. We welcome a wide range of methodologies and approaches to researching these issues, including critical political, psychological, and post-structuralist #DiscourseAnalysis, #CorpusLinguistics, and #RhetoricalAnalysis.

    For all relevant information see: discourseanalysis.net/DN35

    #Authoritarianism #Discourse #DiscourseStudies

  3. The CfP for our DN35 Conference ”Mapping and Countering Authoritarian Discourses“ in Opole, Poland, 25–26 February 2027, is now open.

    During DN35, we want to reflect on (neo)authoritarianism today, its role in public discourse, and its impact on contemporary politics. We want to map the discursive construction of the (neo)authoritarian appeal across the Global North and South, and the ways in which they can be counteracted. We welcome a wide range of methodologies and approaches to researching these issues, including critical political, psychological, and post-structuralist #DiscourseAnalysis, #CorpusLinguistics, and #RhetoricalAnalysis.

    For all relevant information see: discourseanalysis.net/DN35

    #Authoritarianism #Discourse #DiscourseStudies

  4. The CfP for our DN35 Conference ”Mapping and Countering Authoritarian Discourses“ in Opole, Poland, 25–26 February 2027, is now open.

    During DN35, we want to reflect on (neo)authoritarianism today, its role in public discourse, and its impact on contemporary politics. We want to map the discursive construction of the (neo)authoritarian appeal across the Global North and South, and the ways in which they can be counteracted. We welcome a wide range of methodologies and approaches to researching these issues, including critical political, psychological, and post-structuralist #DiscourseAnalysis, #CorpusLinguistics, and #RhetoricalAnalysis.

    For all relevant information see: discourseanalysis.net/DN35

    #Authoritarianism #Discourse #DiscourseStudies

  5. The CfP for our DN35 Conference ”Mapping and Countering Authoritarian Discourses“ in Opole, Poland, 25–26 February 2027, is now open.

    During DN35, we want to reflect on (neo)authoritarianism today, its role in public discourse, and its impact on contemporary politics. We want to map the discursive construction of the (neo)authoritarian appeal across the Global North and South, and the ways in which they can be counteracted. We welcome a wide range of methodologies and approaches to researching these issues, including critical political, psychological, and post-structuralist #DiscourseAnalysis, #CorpusLinguistics, and #RhetoricalAnalysis.

    For all relevant information see: discourseanalysis.net/DN35

    #Authoritarianism #Discourse #DiscourseStudies

  6. General registration is now open for the II International Symposium: Discourses of #Power, #Resistance and Reaction in the Global Era. This event will take place online, from May 19th to the 21st, 2026. The purpose of the symposium is to offer an interdisciplinary and international platform for dialogue and exchange on the ideological and discursive tensions shaping today’s polarized world.

    For more information see: discourseanalysis.net/en/ii-in

    #Discourse #DiscourseStudies #DiscourseAnalysis #Polarization

  7. General registration is now open for the II International Symposium: Discourses of #Power, #Resistance and Reaction in the Global Era. This event will take place online, from May 19th to the 21st, 2026. The purpose of the symposium is to offer an interdisciplinary and international platform for dialogue and exchange on the ideological and discursive tensions shaping today’s polarized world.

    For more information see: discourseanalysis.net/en/ii-in

    #Discourse #DiscourseStudies #DiscourseAnalysis #Polarization

  8. General registration is now open for the II International Symposium: Discourses of #Power, #Resistance and Reaction in the Global Era. This event will take place online, from May 19th to the 21st, 2026. The purpose of the symposium is to offer an interdisciplinary and international platform for dialogue and exchange on the ideological and discursive tensions shaping today’s polarized world.

    For more information see: discourseanalysis.net/en/ii-in

    #Discourse #DiscourseStudies #DiscourseAnalysis #Polarization

  9. General registration is now open for the II International Symposium: Discourses of #Power, #Resistance and Reaction in the Global Era. This event will take place online, from May 19th to the 21st, 2026. The purpose of the symposium is to offer an interdisciplinary and international platform for dialogue and exchange on the ideological and discursive tensions shaping today’s polarized world.

    For more information see: discourseanalysis.net/en/ii-in

    #Discourse #DiscourseStudies #DiscourseAnalysis #Polarization

  10. 📢 New publication

    “Constructing the Discursive Frontiers: A Discourse-Theoretical Analysis of the Blue Homeland Doctrine in a TRT Documentary” by Mazlum Kemal Dağdelen has been published in Monitor ISH, Journal for the Humanities and Social Sciences

    🔍 The article examines how Turkey’s maritime borders are discursively constructed through the 'Mavi Vatan' (Blue Homeland) doctrine

    🔗 Journal issue: journal.almamater.si/index.php

    #CULCORC #MediaResearch #DiscourseAnalysis

  11. The CfP for our DN34 International Conference on #Discourse, #Identity and #Polarisation is now open. It will be held 10–12 November 2026 at #Vilnius University and online. The call for papers and panel proposals is open until 15 May 2026. This conference provides an interdisciplinary space for examining how individual and group identities are discursively constructed in today’s increasingly polarised societies, and how discourse both reflects and shapes emerging social divisions.

    For more information visit: discourseanalysis.net/DN34

    #DiscourseAnalysis #DiscourseStudies

  12. The CfP for our DN34 International Conference on #Discourse, #Identity and #Polarisation is now open. It will be held 10–12 November 2026 at #Vilnius University and online. The call for papers and panel proposals is open until 15 May 2026. This conference provides an interdisciplinary space for examining how individual and group identities are discursively constructed in today’s increasingly polarised societies, and how discourse both reflects and shapes emerging social divisions.

    For more information visit: discourseanalysis.net/DN34

    #DiscourseAnalysis #DiscourseStudies

  13. The CfP for our DN34 International Conference on #Discourse, #Identity and #Polarisation is now open. It will be held 10–12 November 2026 at #Vilnius University and online. The call for papers and panel proposals is open until 15 May 2026. This conference provides an interdisciplinary space for examining how individual and group identities are discursively constructed in today’s increasingly polarised societies, and how discourse both reflects and shapes emerging social divisions.

    For more information visit: discourseanalysis.net/DN34

    #DiscourseAnalysis #DiscourseStudies

  14. The CfP for our DN34 International Conference on #Discourse, #Identity and #Polarisation is now open. It will be held 10–12 November 2026 at #Vilnius University and online. The call for papers and panel proposals is open until 15 May 2026. This conference provides an interdisciplinary space for examining how individual and group identities are discursively constructed in today’s increasingly polarised societies, and how discourse both reflects and shapes emerging social divisions.

    For more information visit: discourseanalysis.net/DN34

    #DiscourseAnalysis #DiscourseStudies

  15. The CfP for our DN34 International Conference on #Discourse, #Identity and #Polarisation is now open. It will be held 10–12 November 2026 at #Vilnius University and online. The call for papers and panel proposals is open until 15 May 2026. This conference provides an interdisciplinary space for examining how individual and group identities are discursively constructed in today’s increasingly polarised societies, and how discourse both reflects and shapes emerging social divisions.

    For more information visit: discourseanalysis.net/DN34

    #DiscourseAnalysis #DiscourseStudies

  16. #CfP:

    DI14: Diskurs – discourse – diskurssi – discours. Bringing discourse studies into translingual dialogue.

    Turku, 22-23 October 2026
    #discourseanalysis #linguistics

    We invite discourse researchers to familiarise themselves with and critically discuss each other’s understandings and methodological applications of discourse. The conference seeks to create a productive space for interdisciplinary, translingual
    dialogue and theoretical and methodological exchange.

    discourseanalysis.net/en/di14-

  17. #CfP:

    DI14: Diskurs – discourse – diskurssi – discours. Bringing discourse studies into translingual dialogue.

    Turku, 22-23 October 2026
    #discourseanalysis #linguistics

    We invite discourse researchers to familiarise themselves with and critically discuss each other’s understandings and methodological applications of discourse. The conference seeks to create a productive space for interdisciplinary, translingual
    dialogue and theoretical and methodological exchange.

    discourseanalysis.net/en/di14-

  18. #CfP:

    DI14: Diskurs – discourse – diskurssi – discours. Bringing discourse studies into translingual dialogue.

    Turku, 22-23 October 2026
    #discourseanalysis #linguistics

    We invite discourse researchers to familiarise themselves with and critically discuss each other’s understandings and methodological applications of discourse. The conference seeks to create a productive space for interdisciplinary, translingual
    dialogue and theoretical and methodological exchange.

    discourseanalysis.net/en/di14-

  19. #CfP:

    DI14: Diskurs – discourse – diskurssi – discours. Bringing discourse studies into translingual dialogue.

    Turku, 22-23 October 2026
    #discourseanalysis #linguistics

    We invite discourse researchers to familiarise themselves with and critically discuss each other’s understandings and methodological applications of discourse. The conference seeks to create a productive space for interdisciplinary, translingual
    dialogue and theoretical and methodological exchange.

    discourseanalysis.net/en/di14-

  20. 📣 Major update to RedditScraper: researchers can now opt to extract comments (and replies) along with posts/articles, and there's a new mode to extract a single post with its thread of comments and replies.

    corpustools.prendrelangue.fr/r

    @linguistics

    #linguistics #discourseanalysis

  21. 📣 Major update to RedditScraper: researchers can now opt to extract comments (and replies) along with posts/articles, and there's a new mode to extract a single post with its thread of comments and replies.

    corpustools.prendrelangue.fr/r

    @linguistics

    #linguistics #discourseanalysis

  22. 📣 Major update to RedditScraper: researchers can now opt to extract comments (and replies) along with posts/articles, and there's a new mode to extract a single post with its thread of comments and replies.

    corpustools.prendrelangue.fr/r

    @linguistics

    #linguistics #discourseanalysis

  23. 📣 Major update to RedditScraper: researchers can now opt to extract comments (and replies) along with posts/articles, and there's a new mode to extract a single post with its thread of comments and replies.

    corpustools.prendrelangue.fr/r

    @linguistics

    #linguistics #discourseanalysis

  24. 📣 Major update to RedditScraper: researchers can now opt to extract comments (and replies) along with posts/articles, and there's a new mode to extract a single post with its thread of comments and replies.

    corpustools.prendrelangue.fr/r

    @linguistics

    #linguistics #discourseanalysis

  25. Language people use tells you a lot about them. When people write what public figures have said in speeches, use the term "rant," it positions the writer in certain negative ways to me. I love language. Words are more a window into the soul than the eyes, I think.

    #Linguistics #DiscourseAnalysis

  26. 📣 RedditScraper, already a browser plugin, now also lives as a web app to help you build corpora of Reddit posts for discourse analysis.

    corpustools.prendrelangue.fr/r

    #linguistics #discourseanalysis

  27. 📣 RedditScraper, already a browser plugin, now also lives as a web app to help you build corpora of Reddit posts for discourse analysis.

    corpustools.prendrelangue.fr/r

    #linguistics #discourseanalysis

  28. 📣 RedditScraper, already a browser plugin, now also lives as a web app to help you build corpora of Reddit posts for discourse analysis.

    corpustools.prendrelangue.fr/r

    #linguistics #discourseanalysis

  29. 📣 RedditScraper, already a browser plugin, now also lives as a web app to help you build corpora of Reddit posts for discourse analysis.

    corpustools.prendrelangue.fr/r

    #linguistics #discourseanalysis

  30. 📣 RedditScraper, already a browser plugin, now also lives as a web app to help you build corpora of Reddit posts for discourse analysis.

    corpustools.prendrelangue.fr/r

    #linguistics #discourseanalysis

  31. „How to use critical discourse analysis in your research“

    In-person #workshop for PhD students & early career researchers
    15 & 16 January 2026, Sheffield, UK

    With:
    Professor Tom Bartlett, University of Glasgow | Dr Michael Farrelly, Discourse Academy | Dr Michael Kranert, University of Southampton | Dr Jane Mulderrig, University of Sheffield

    For more information see: discourseanalysis.net/en/how-u #CDA #DiscourseAnalysis #Discourse #DiscourseStudies

  32. „How to use critical discourse analysis in your research“

    In-person #workshop for PhD students & early career researchers
    15 & 16 January 2026, Sheffield, UK

    With:
    Professor Tom Bartlett, University of Glasgow | Dr Michael Farrelly, Discourse Academy | Dr Michael Kranert, University of Southampton | Dr Jane Mulderrig, University of Sheffield

    For more information see: discourseanalysis.net/en/how-u #CDA #DiscourseAnalysis #Discourse #DiscourseStudies

  33. „How to use critical discourse analysis in your research“

    In-person #workshop for PhD students & early career researchers
    15 & 16 January 2026, Sheffield, UK

    With:
    Professor Tom Bartlett, University of Glasgow | Dr Michael Farrelly, Discourse Academy | Dr Michael Kranert, University of Southampton | Dr Jane Mulderrig, University of Sheffield

    For more information see: discourseanalysis.net/en/how-u #CDA #DiscourseAnalysis #Discourse #DiscourseStudies

  34. „How to use critical discourse analysis in your research“

    In-person #workshop for PhD students & early career researchers
    15 & 16 January 2026, Sheffield, UK

    With:
    Professor Tom Bartlett, University of Glasgow | Dr Michael Farrelly, Discourse Academy | Dr Michael Kranert, University of Southampton | Dr Jane Mulderrig, University of Sheffield

    For more information see: discourseanalysis.net/en/how-u #CDA #DiscourseAnalysis #Discourse #DiscourseStudies

  35. „How to use critical discourse analysis in your research“

    In-person #workshop for PhD students & early career researchers
    15 & 16 January 2026, Sheffield, UK

    With:
    Professor Tom Bartlett, University of Glasgow | Dr Michael Farrelly, Discourse Academy | Dr Michael Kranert, University of Southampton | Dr Jane Mulderrig, University of Sheffield

    For more information see: discourseanalysis.net/en/how-u #CDA #DiscourseAnalysis #Discourse #DiscourseStudies

  36. Creating certainty where there is none: Artificial intelligence as political concept

    Cristóbal Garibay-Petersen Marta Lorimer, and Bayar Menzat

    (Big Data & Society)

    "Recent developments in research on Artificial Intelligence (AI) have prompted a growing politicisation of AI. In this paper, we critically analyse how AI is being construed in public discourse and with what political implications. Approaching AI as a mobilising political concept, and focusing on the public pronouncements made by influential tech commentators, we identify and subject to technical and critical scrutiny four key themes in contemporary discourses on AI. First, we show how AI discourses endorse anthropological commitments that create false equivalences between human and artificial intelligence, and suggest that all are equally affected by AI. Second, we demonstrate that AI discourses unproblematically indulge in agential constructs, which ascribe agency to AI while obfuscating the role of humans in its development. Third, we explain how the economic assumptions made by these discourses support specific political interests. Finally, we show that discourses on AI endorse a set of temporal assumptions that reduce the space for democratic intervention. We conclude that AI is becoming more than what its ‘technical’ specifications would warrant; however, this is happening in a way that limits the space for democratic engagement with, and control of, the technology itself."

    journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/

    #AI #Politics #STS #DiscourseAnalysis

  37. Creating certainty where there is none: Artificial intelligence as political concept

    Cristóbal Garibay-Petersen Marta Lorimer, and Bayar Menzat

    (Big Data & Society)

    "Recent developments in research on Artificial Intelligence (AI) have prompted a growing politicisation of AI. In this paper, we critically analyse how AI is being construed in public discourse and with what political implications. Approaching AI as a mobilising political concept, and focusing on the public pronouncements made by influential tech commentators, we identify and subject to technical and critical scrutiny four key themes in contemporary discourses on AI. First, we show how AI discourses endorse anthropological commitments that create false equivalences between human and artificial intelligence, and suggest that all are equally affected by AI. Second, we demonstrate that AI discourses unproblematically indulge in agential constructs, which ascribe agency to AI while obfuscating the role of humans in its development. Third, we explain how the economic assumptions made by these discourses support specific political interests. Finally, we show that discourses on AI endorse a set of temporal assumptions that reduce the space for democratic intervention. We conclude that AI is becoming more than what its ‘technical’ specifications would warrant; however, this is happening in a way that limits the space for democratic engagement with, and control of, the technology itself."

    journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/

    #AI #Politics #STS #DiscourseAnalysis

  38. Creating certainty where there is none: Artificial intelligence as political concept

    Cristóbal Garibay-Petersen Marta Lorimer, and Bayar Menzat

    (Big Data & Society)

    "Recent developments in research on Artificial Intelligence (AI) have prompted a growing politicisation of AI. In this paper, we critically analyse how AI is being construed in public discourse and with what political implications. Approaching AI as a mobilising political concept, and focusing on the public pronouncements made by influential tech commentators, we identify and subject to technical and critical scrutiny four key themes in contemporary discourses on AI. First, we show how AI discourses endorse anthropological commitments that create false equivalences between human and artificial intelligence, and suggest that all are equally affected by AI. Second, we demonstrate that AI discourses unproblematically indulge in agential constructs, which ascribe agency to AI while obfuscating the role of humans in its development. Third, we explain how the economic assumptions made by these discourses support specific political interests. Finally, we show that discourses on AI endorse a set of temporal assumptions that reduce the space for democratic intervention. We conclude that AI is becoming more than what its ‘technical’ specifications would warrant; however, this is happening in a way that limits the space for democratic engagement with, and control of, the technology itself."

    journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/

    #AI #Politics #STS #DiscourseAnalysis

  39. Creating certainty where there is none: Artificial intelligence as political concept

    Cristóbal Garibay-Petersen Marta Lorimer, and Bayar Menzat

    (Big Data & Society)

    "Recent developments in research on Artificial Intelligence (AI) have prompted a growing politicisation of AI. In this paper, we critically analyse how AI is being construed in public discourse and with what political implications. Approaching AI as a mobilising political concept, and focusing on the public pronouncements made by influential tech commentators, we identify and subject to technical and critical scrutiny four key themes in contemporary discourses on AI. First, we show how AI discourses endorse anthropological commitments that create false equivalences between human and artificial intelligence, and suggest that all are equally affected by AI. Second, we demonstrate that AI discourses unproblematically indulge in agential constructs, which ascribe agency to AI while obfuscating the role of humans in its development. Third, we explain how the economic assumptions made by these discourses support specific political interests. Finally, we show that discourses on AI endorse a set of temporal assumptions that reduce the space for democratic intervention. We conclude that AI is becoming more than what its ‘technical’ specifications would warrant; however, this is happening in a way that limits the space for democratic engagement with, and control of, the technology itself."

    journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/

    #AI #Politics #STS #DiscourseAnalysis

  40. Creating certainty where there is none: Artificial intelligence as political concept

    Cristóbal Garibay-Petersen Marta Lorimer, and Bayar Menzat

    (Big Data & Society)

    "Recent developments in research on Artificial Intelligence (AI) have prompted a growing politicisation of AI. In this paper, we critically analyse how AI is being construed in public discourse and with what political implications. Approaching AI as a mobilising political concept, and focusing on the public pronouncements made by influential tech commentators, we identify and subject to technical and critical scrutiny four key themes in contemporary discourses on AI. First, we show how AI discourses endorse anthropological commitments that create false equivalences between human and artificial intelligence, and suggest that all are equally affected by AI. Second, we demonstrate that AI discourses unproblematically indulge in agential constructs, which ascribe agency to AI while obfuscating the role of humans in its development. Third, we explain how the economic assumptions made by these discourses support specific political interests. Finally, we show that discourses on AI endorse a set of temporal assumptions that reduce the space for democratic intervention. We conclude that AI is becoming more than what its ‘technical’ specifications would warrant; however, this is happening in a way that limits the space for democratic engagement with, and control of, the technology itself."

    journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/

    #AI #Politics #STS #DiscourseAnalysis

  41. Are you exploring Alternative Food Networks? You should check out the work of Dr. Alissa Overend!

    Alissa is an Associate Professor in the Department of Sociology at MacEwan University. Their 2021 book Shifting Food Facts (Routledge Press) examined the shifting food truths of contemporary dietary discourse and was featured in a webinar on CAFS YT: “The Many Truths of Food and Nutrition.” Their current work explores alternative food networks in Alberta.

    Alissa currently serves on the Canadian Associate for Food Studies Board in the role of Membership Engagement.

    youtu.be/Zm0iiYqoQ5I

    #MeetTheBoard #AlternativeFoodNetworks #FoodStudies #CriticalFoodStudies #DietaryDiscourse #CAFS #Sociology #SocialTheory #IntersectionalFeminism #MediaAnalysis #DiscourseAnalysis

  42. Are you exploring Alternative Food Networks? You should check out the work of Dr. Alissa Overend!

    Alissa is an Associate Professor in the Department of Sociology at MacEwan University. Their 2021 book Shifting Food Facts (Routledge Press) examined the shifting food truths of contemporary dietary discourse and was featured in a webinar on CAFS YT: “The Many Truths of Food and Nutrition.” Their current work explores alternative food networks in Alberta.

    Alissa currently serves on the Canadian Associate for Food Studies Board in the role of Membership Engagement.

    youtu.be/Zm0iiYqoQ5I

    #MeetTheBoard #AlternativeFoodNetworks #FoodStudies #CriticalFoodStudies #DietaryDiscourse #CAFS #Sociology #SocialTheory #IntersectionalFeminism #MediaAnalysis #DiscourseAnalysis

  43. Are you exploring Alternative Food Networks? You should check out the work of Dr. Alissa Overend!

    Alissa is an Associate Professor in the Department of Sociology at MacEwan University. Their 2021 book Shifting Food Facts (Routledge Press) examined the shifting food truths of contemporary dietary discourse and was featured in a webinar on CAFS YT: “The Many Truths of Food and Nutrition.” Their current work explores alternative food networks in Alberta.

    Alissa currently serves on the Canadian Associate for Food Studies Board in the role of Membership Engagement.

    youtu.be/Zm0iiYqoQ5I

    #MeetTheBoard #AlternativeFoodNetworks #FoodStudies #CriticalFoodStudies #DietaryDiscourse #CAFS #Sociology #SocialTheory #IntersectionalFeminism #MediaAnalysis #DiscourseAnalysis

  44. Are you exploring Alternative Food Networks? You should check out the work of Dr. Alissa Overend!

    Alissa is an Associate Professor in the Department of Sociology at MacEwan University. Their 2021 book Shifting Food Facts (Routledge Press) examined the shifting food truths of contemporary dietary discourse and was featured in a webinar on CAFS YT: “The Many Truths of Food and Nutrition.” Their current work explores alternative food networks in Alberta.

    Alissa currently serves on the Canadian Associate for Food Studies Board in the role of Membership Engagement.

    youtu.be/Zm0iiYqoQ5I

    #MeetTheBoard #AlternativeFoodNetworks #FoodStudies #CriticalFoodStudies #DietaryDiscourse #CAFS #Sociology #SocialTheory #IntersectionalFeminism #MediaAnalysis #DiscourseAnalysis

  45. Are you exploring Alternative Food Networks? You should check out the work of Dr. Alissa Overend!

    Alissa is an Associate Professor in the Department of Sociology at MacEwan University. Their 2021 book Shifting Food Facts (Routledge Press) examined the shifting food truths of contemporary dietary discourse and was featured in a webinar on CAFS YT: “The Many Truths of Food and Nutrition.” Their current work explores alternative food networks in Alberta.

    Alissa currently serves on the Canadian Associate for Food Studies Board in the role of Membership Engagement.

    youtu.be/Zm0iiYqoQ5I

    #MeetTheBoard #AlternativeFoodNetworks #FoodStudies #CriticalFoodStudies #DietaryDiscourse #CAFS #Sociology #SocialTheory #IntersectionalFeminism #MediaAnalysis #DiscourseAnalysis

  46. Check out the new paper in our Collaborative Working Paper Series:

    Thomas Huygens examines the conceptual uses of imaginary temporality by Xi Jinping’s thought to legitimise the CCP’s actions and positions.

    You can find this and other working papers from our #DNCWPS here: discourseanalysis.net/dncwps
    #PoliticalImaginaries #China #DiscourseAnalysis #DiscourseStudies #Castoriadis #propaganda #XiJinping #CCP

  47. Check out the new paper in our Collaborative Working Paper Series:

    Thomas Huygens examines the conceptual uses of imaginary temporality by Xi Jinping’s thought to legitimise the CCP’s actions and positions.

    You can find this and other working papers from our #DNCWPS here: discourseanalysis.net/dncwps
    #PoliticalImaginaries #China #DiscourseAnalysis #DiscourseStudies #Castoriadis #propaganda #XiJinping #CCP

  48. Check out the new paper in our Collaborative Working Paper Series:

    Thomas Huygens examines the conceptual uses of imaginary temporality by Xi Jinping’s thought to legitimise the CCP’s actions and positions.

    You can find this and other working papers from our #DNCWPS here: discourseanalysis.net/dncwps
    #PoliticalImaginaries #China #DiscourseAnalysis #DiscourseStudies #Castoriadis #propaganda #XiJinping #CCP

  49. Check out the new paper in our Collaborative Working Paper Series:

    Thomas Huygens examines the conceptual uses of imaginary temporality by Xi Jinping’s thought to legitimise the CCP’s actions and positions.

    You can find this and other working papers from our #DNCWPS here: discourseanalysis.net/dncwps
    #PoliticalImaginaries #China #DiscourseAnalysis #DiscourseStudies #Castoriadis #propaganda #XiJinping #CCP

  50. Check out the new paper in our Collaborative Working Paper Series:

    Thomas Huygens examines the conceptual uses of imaginary temporality by Xi Jinping’s thought to legitimise the CCP’s actions and positions.

    You can find this and other working papers from our #DNCWPS here: discourseanalysis.net/dncwps
    #PoliticalImaginaries #China #DiscourseAnalysis #DiscourseStudies #Castoriadis #propaganda #XiJinping #CCP

  51. 📣 After an initial hiccup 😅 it really IS out!

    New to #CorpusTools, TruthScraper is a browser extension that lets you build a corpus of posts from Truth Social.

    More info & download links 👉 fmoncomble.github.io/truthscra

    Bug reports and feature requests welcome!

    @linguistics

    #linguistics #discourseanalysis #digitaldiscourse