[Commlist] 4th DiscourseNet Congress

The conference programme for DNC4 is posted below.

Please note that presenters have sent us pre-recorded videos all of which
will be available for the whole duration of the congress, which means there
will be no set times for individual presentations, you will be able to 
browse
and watch them in your own time and at your own pace. There will be virtual
chatrooms for each video, feel free to ask questions about or make comments
on the videos you will be watching. If you are a presenter, please check 
back
to your virtual chatroom every now and then and react to the
comments/questions asked in the meantime.

Please note that the DiscourseNet General Assembly and the election of three
legal representatives of DN will be held / combined with the DNC4 programme,
possibly as a closing event of the congress on the 22nd October.

After the conference, a book proposal for a thematic volume based on 
selected
conference papers will be submitted to Palgrave Macmillan for the
“Postdisciplinary Studies in Discourse” series.



Keynote speeches

Lauren Hall-Lew

Discourses of Place and Community in Lockdown: The Lothian Diary Project



Elizabeth Peterson

It’s complicated: English in the Nordic countries



Regular papers




Adam Konopka and Lydie Karnikova

Urban toponymy and memory politics in post-communist cities


Angel Garmpi

TBA


Benno Herzog

Talking with racists. Insights from discourse and communication studies on
the containment of far-right movements. A critical Review


Chiara Zanchi

Words Matter a crowdfunding project on the "power of words in the public
debate"


Davor David Josemaria Gligorovski

Discursive Revisioning of the Past Through Translation “Perla” by
Carolina de Robertis


Dušan Ristić and Dušan Marinković

Biopolitics of Othering During The Covid-19 Pandemic: A Literature Review


Gerardo Costabile Nicoletta

The expert and the (neo)peasant. Lay and counter-reflexive practices of
research to analyse green economy discourses in the EU


Heather Mozley, Chloe Langford

Reverse Mentoring in Medical School: Challenging the Deficit Discourse


Ildikó Vaskó

Look, who’s talking!  – the unprepared mind


Israa Medhat

(Re-)Organizing Higher Educations´ Institutional Orders - Global Discourses
between Dominance and Marginalization


Johann W. Unger

Using discourse-historical analysis to examine the ‘hostile environment’
for UK higher education students


Julio Antoni Bonatti Santos

The politics of discourse and genocide during COVID-19 global pandemic: the
case of Bolsonaro


Katharina Sucker

TBA


Lyubov Gurevich

Framing Effect Method in Social Discourse Research: the Discrimination Frame
from the Experts’ Perspective


Maighread Tobin

Using discourse analysis to challenge the dominant narrative of literacy in
Ireland


Marcin Kosman

A Loss Framed as a Win: Krzysztof Bosak's Presidential Election Night Speech


Oana Celia Gherghiu, Alexandru Praisler

Hate Speech Revisited in Romanian Political Discourse: From the Legion 
of the
Archangel Michael (1927-1941) to AUR (2020)


Olga Gurova, Tatiana Romashko

Cultural branding meets feminism in Russia: Applying a post-structuralist
discourse theory to the case study of Reebok’s #BeMoreHumanad campaign


Steven Debbaut

The symbolic crusade of policing drugs


Susanne Maria Weber

TBA


Thomas Jacobs

Discourse Theory as a framework for the analysis of political
strategy. Post-Marxism, hegemony, and the discursive reproduction of society


Veronika Katermina, Natalia Ryabchenko, Olga Malysheva and Anna Gnedash

Youtube ecosystem: An experience of linguo-discursive and network analysis


Viktorija Mažeikiené

Coping with mis- and disinformation: merging functional-cognitive and media
literacy approaches


Yannik Porsche

Ethnographic focus groups as a reflexive forum for researchers and
practitioners in extremism prevention


Yoann Bard, Lydia-Mai Ho-Dac, Josette Rebeyrolle and Silvia Federzoni

Analysis of the reference cohesive ties in students' original draft
narratives


Zsuzsanna Schnell and Christopher Podeschi

Intercultural discussion of conceptual universals in joint online discourse
methodology – frames of interpretation to bring on social change

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