Discourse &Communication, Ahead of Print. While there is an increasing focus on the use of online networks among autistic users, how autistic adults communicate in social networking sites remains underexplored. The article puts forward an argument …
Discourse &Communication, Ahead of Print. This article examines how colonial mentalities of subjectifying the people are reinstated in postcolonial Northeast India through the media. Using the Bodos as a context of the argument, the paper studies T…
Discourse &Communication, Ahead of Print. The aim of this article is to explore website interactivity as discourse. Whereas the use of writing, images and layout in web design has been explored extensively, interactivity, that is, interactions betw…
Discourse &Communication, Volume 16, Issue 1, Page 3-20, February 2022. This study examines the accountability of assessments in news interview settings on two Arabic networks. It employs a conversation analytic approach, in addition to quantitativ…
Discourse &Communication, Volume 16, Issue 1, Page 37-57, February 2022. Biodiverse ecosystems play a key role in maintaining life on earth. In response to rapid declines in biodiversity throughout the world, the UN Biodiversity Summit 2020 brought…
Discourse &Communication, Ahead of Print. International education is impacted by multiple discourses, in particular the discourse of university as an educational institution responsible for producing and curating knowledge for the public good, purs…
Discourse &Communication, Ahead of Print. The dramatic impact of online shopping on ‘bricks and mortar’ retail is well known, and large, well-established department stores have been no exception. This article provides a case study of one department…
Discourse &Communication, Volume 16, Issue 1, Page 58-75, February 2022. American televised political shows are under tremendous pressure to succeed within an economic model that requires maximizing viewership. In response to this growing financial…
Discourse &Communication, Volume 16, Issue 1, Page 21-36, February 2022. The use of language and images in the media may have a strong effect on people’s political cognition. In this regard, conspiracy theories and misinformation about the COVID-19…
Discourse &Communication, Volume 16, Issue 1, Page 93-109, February 2022. Social media is an endless source of texts and images about almost everything. Accordingly, the number of analyses based on this source increases daily. Among the numerous me…