Program for Wednesday, July 4th: Talk View

PROGRAM FOR WEDNESDAY, JULY 4TH: TALK VIEW

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08:00-09:00 Conference registration

09:00-09:30 Welcome and official opening of the CADAAD conference

09:30-10:30

Climate, Discourse and (Post-)Politics: Critical Approaches to the Socio-Ecological Crisis

Anabela Carvalho

11:00-11:30

Digital Discourses of Conflict and Identity in the Middle East: Doing Critical Discourse Studies on Participatory Web

Majid Khosravinik

11:30-12:00

The discursive construction of Syrian dissident identity on participatory platforms and beyond

Francesco Sinatora

12:00-12:30

Who is the clown in which palace? Shifting political discourse in Youtube comments about music

Lyndon Charles Way

11:00-11:30

From ideology to pretext: the trajectory of the October Revolution in Italy’s political and cultural

Federico Giulio Sicurella, Fabio Quassoli, Monica Colombo, Mia Juricic

11:30-12:00

Translating news discourse in geopolitical conflicts: the case of the Crimean annexation

Anneleen Spiessens

11:00-11:30

Religion, language, and society interface from the prespective of DST and MPA

Paul Chilton, Monika Kopytowska

11:30-12:00

Whose conceptualization? Cognition, CDA and the active audience

Sam Browse

12:00-12:30

We’re better off out. The discursive construction of “us” and “then” during the UKIP Brexit campaign. A case

Laura Filardo-Llamas, Gloria Isabel González-Caballero

11:00-11:30

LGBTI Twitter activism: Between queerness and homonormativity

Tommaso Trillò

11:30-12:00

Representing LGBT people in the speeches of Italian and British Prime Ministers: a corpus-assisted and critical discourse

Carmen Serena Santonocito

12:00-12:30

Language use in media coverage before and after coming out: A corpus-based study of texts on Ricky

Heiko Motschenbacher

11:00-11:30

Responding to young people who disclose self-harm: A discourse analysis of an on-line counselling

Philip Rowley

11:30-12:00

Linguistic-Pragmatic Means of Filling-in Ontological Lacunas in Texts of Blogs of Post-Maidan Ukraine (Fear VS

Yaroslava Sazonova

11:00-11:30

Analysing crisis discourses: theories and strategies

Amelie Kutter

11:30-12:00

Critical Discourse Studies, Narrative Theory and Critique

Bernhard Forchtner

11:00-12:30 Session 5G

13:30-14:00

(De)constructing a terrorist threat in Polish online discourses: a Media Proximization Approach

Monika Kopytowska

14:00-14:30

Self and Other Representation in ISIS’s Social Media Discourse

Surinderpal Kaur

14:30-15:00

ISIS multimodal discourses of identity and legitimacy on Social Media: A Social Media Critical Discourse

Mohammedwesam Amer

15:00-15:30

The semiotic construction of identity for radicalisation: A linguistic analysis of terrorist online recruitment

Noor Aqsa Nabila Binti Mat Isa, Johann Wolfgang Unger

13:30-14:00

The valuation of academics. Academic careers and discursive positioning practices in the UK, France,

Johannes Angermuller

14:00-14:30

Mapping the heteronomous construction of the academic subject on the web

Francoise Dufour

14:30-15:00

On the way towards Heteronomia or Heterotopia? ´Excellence´ and ´Gender´ as discursive crossing points in Academic

Susanne Maria Weber

15:00-15:30

Conflicting discourses and hegemonic struggle in the advertising discourse of higher education

Begoña Núñez Perucha

13:30-14:00

National Identity and Discourse Space

Josie Ryan

14:00-14:30

Space and Evaluation in Image and Language: An Experimental Study on the Effects of Point of View in Media Discourse on Political

Christopher Hart

14:30-15:00

CANCELLED: What happened to Morality, Fairness, Sympathy and the Cooperative Principle? A comparative approach to the spatial nature of EU refugee-crisis

Bertie Kaal

13:30-14:00

Epideixis and the Trump ‘performance’

Tess Slavickova

14:00-14:30

Intentional work: the scope of journalistic interpretation of political condemnations and

Mia Schreiber, Zohar Kampf

14:30-15:00

‘May God Bless You All’: The Rhetoric of Faith and Family in the Queen’s Christmas Message

Judi Atkins

15:00-15:30

Epideictic rhetoric and epistemic responsibility in human-rights organizations' witnessing

Tamar Katriel

13:30-14:00

Telling the story of me & we: Online dating and identity construction for the non-monogamous

Riki Thompson

14:00-14:30

‘We belong to different worlds’: A CDA/CAD examination of tourist phrasebooks

Richard Hallett

14:30-15:00

Contemporary social link in psychoanalysis and Foucault's discourse analysis

Matko Krce Ivancic

13:30-14:00

Who is a populist – Meta-discourses on Populism in the German and British press

Michael Kranert

14:00-14:30

Using Corpus Linguistics to Examine the Framing Strategies Used by British newspapers in their coverage of the 2011 Revolution in

Marwa Elkhodairy

14:30-15:00

The Paradoxical Legitimation of Inequality: Editorial Opinion on Wages of Canadian Postal Workers

Ellen Russell, Brittainy Bonnis, Mathieu Dufour

15:00-15:30

The inconvenient youth: Creating fake-polyphony and (re)framing dissent in the Russian press

Alla Tovares

13:30-14:00

A Case Study on Branding Discourse: Multilingual Campaigns on Facebook in English, Italian, and

Emanuela Arzeo, Anna Espunya Prat

14:00-14:30

Discursive constructions of loneliness in the media and in an online forum: A comparison

Deborah Orpin, Bianca Fox

14:30-15:00

Identity, Social Control, and the Erasure of Difference in Polish-Silesian Online Discourse

Krzysztof Borowski

13:30-15:30 Session 6H

16:00-17:00 CADAAD General Meeting (plenary session)

17:00-18:00

Normative Standards for Critical Discourse Analysis - A Discourse-Historical Model

Martin Reisigl

18:30-20:30 Welcome reception hosted by the City of Aalborg

10:30-11:00 Coffee Break (Upper foyer (1st floor))

12:30-13:30 Lunch

15:30-16:00 Coffee Break