This DNC6 panel invites contributions that explore the normalisation of far right discourses on gender, migration and climate. Drawing on specific discourse approaches, the contributions disentangle the discourse configurations or the small-scale discursive strategies that normalise these far right political projects in mainstream political discourse.
This call invites contributions to the special issue of the CADAAD journal and the authors’ workshop ‘Discourses of Covid-19 and the Reconfiguration of the Political’. It…
On 20 July, 1-2pm, you will have the occasion to discuss with CriDis editors, including Dr Amelie Kutter, Dr Christiane Barnickel and Dr Elena Dück, the…
The editors of this first issue of the Crisis Discourse Blog are proud to be able to present a collection of carefully crafted blog posts. They look into the repercussions the pandemic has had on ‘the political’, on what constitutes our political struggle and political identities in the pandemic era. What emerges from this collection is a nuanced view of ‘the pandemic political’ and of the contribution discourse analysis can make to cognise the implications of Covid-19. It demonstrates the complementary or alternative insights that are revealed when one applies different traditions of discourse research and genres of critical reading[:]
6 July, 2022, 2:30 pm CriDis and its special edition on Covid-19 and the political will go online at the 9th conference of the Critical Approaches…
2-3 December, 2021, @ Zoom An initiative of the DVPW Discourse Research Group and Crisis Discourse Blog, hosted by the Viadrina Institute of European Studies Conveners:…
Deadline 17 October, 2021 When the Covid-19 virus started spreading globally, heralding a pandemic, we faced a crisis in its initial medical meaning: a moment deciding…